AddMovie para Mac
Concatena varios archivos en una sola película de QuickTime.
$19.99
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Resumen de AddMovie
AddMovie es una utilidad de aplicación para unir fácilmente varios archivos en una sola película, y realizar la operación inversa de dividir una película en tiempos de fotogramas seleccionados en múltiples películas. También puedes usar AddMovie para convertir un conjunto de películas a otros formatos. Varias opciones están disponibles en la ventana de Preferencias, tales como: elegir el formato de exportación, hacer una película "autocontenida" (copiar video y sonido de todas las películas fuente) o una película "de referencia" (que produce un archivo de película más pequeño con dependencias), y crear capítulos. ¡Mucho más!
Destacados
- Combina películas, guardando en varios formatos de película
- Crea presentaciones de diapositivas de imágenes
- Modifica la duración de las películas
- Exporta películas por lotes a varios formatos
- Agrega capítulos a las películas
- Edita películas
- Reproduce películas a tasas arbitrarias, incluyendo archivos de sonido
- Divide películas en puntos arbitrarios
- Establece el fotograma de póster de una película y cuenta los fotogramas
- Extrae la banda sonora en un archivo de sonido
- ¡Mucho más!
AddMovie importa todos los formatos de archivo soportados por QuickTime. AddMovie exporta en formato de archivo QuickTime (mov), así como también exporta a otros formatos de archivo proporcionados por los códecs de QuickTime en tu sistema. Usa la ventana de Preferencias para especificar las opciones de salida.
Novedades de la versión 2.0.3
Versión 2.0.3:
Nota: Ahora requiere OS X 10.6.8 o posterior
- Actualización de mantenimiento
AddMovie para Mac
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Versión 2.0.3
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Jun 24, 2016
Version: 2.0.3
As I write it is June 2016 I have had some interaction with this developer. The last success I had with this software is at present. However I had to use 10.6.8 to accomplish that. If I took it into 10.9 I got nothing but problems. I have experienced this same problem with other packages.. I keep a 10..6.8 partition available just for that reason. Add Movie was a good piece of work . I hope to some day find a comparable replacement.
h dot toelle at cogeco dotca
Mar 8, 2015
Version: 2.0.2
Numerous attempts to contact the developer have met with absolute silence.
Like RJphotovideo, I bought the Limit Point Utilities Bundle quite some time ago, but getting any help at all has been fruitless.
Very disappointed, and annoyed.
Caveat emptor!
Like RJphotovideo, I bought the Limit Point Utilities Bundle quite some time ago, but getting any help at all has been fruitless.
Very disappointed, and annoyed.
Caveat emptor!
Feb 21, 2015
Version: 2.0.2
Still doesn’t export to Matroska (.mkv) or do many of the other modern video manipulations that are common capabilities in lots of other such apps.
Thanks to the developer for fixing the Help menu’s link to the website, but futzing around with the edges of this app can’t hide the fact that it’s functionality and capabilities haven’t substantially improved in many, many moons. It’s now something of a dinosaur.
iFFmpeg costs 26 cents LESS than AddMovie, it can do everything that AddMovie does, and it’s MASSIVELY more capable. iFFmpeg is probably THE highest rated video conversion and manipulation app made for Macs (at any price point), it’s frequently updated with real improvements (not just niggling little fixes), it’s easy to use once you’ve figured out its basic organization, and its developer is unbelievably responsive — he often integrates new features and releases the update within just a few hours or days of customers’ requests. And perhaps most importantly, MacUpdate.com constantly lauds iFFmpeg, but for many years (until its recent conversion to a more commercial, developer-driven business model) it recommended AGAINST buying ANY Limit-Point Software products due to their horrendous support and onerous business practices.
You will undoubtedly be happier with iFFmpeg (http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/35846/iffmpeg), or even MPEG StreamClip.
Thanks to the developer for fixing the Help menu’s link to the website, but futzing around with the edges of this app can’t hide the fact that it’s functionality and capabilities haven’t substantially improved in many, many moons. It’s now something of a dinosaur.
iFFmpeg costs 26 cents LESS than AddMovie, it can do everything that AddMovie does, and it’s MASSIVELY more capable. iFFmpeg is probably THE highest rated video conversion and manipulation app made for Macs (at any price point), it’s frequently updated with real improvements (not just niggling little fixes), it’s easy to use once you’ve figured out its basic organization, and its developer is unbelievably responsive — he often integrates new features and releases the update within just a few hours or days of customers’ requests. And perhaps most importantly, MacUpdate.com constantly lauds iFFmpeg, but for many years (until its recent conversion to a more commercial, developer-driven business model) it recommended AGAINST buying ANY Limit-Point Software products due to their horrendous support and onerous business practices.
You will undoubtedly be happier with iFFmpeg (http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/35846/iffmpeg), or even MPEG StreamClip.
Nov 6, 2014
Version: 2.0.1
AVOID. This developer is useless, as well as their website. I have their "Limit Point Software Utilities Bundle" (even their link on this page is useless) where you get all of their apps with updates forever. Yeah, good luck. Anyone else having problems? Leave a comment, and maybe I'll start legal action to get them to honor their comments.
Feb 18, 2012
Version: 1.9.9
Although it took 14 days. The developer did with regret finally contact me. He did resolve the issue I was having more effectively than I had. Better late than never.
