Hands vs Vendor Video Player

Take photos without touching your phone. Hands-Free lets you start the camera timer from across the room — no remote, no rushing back to your phone, no awkward reaching. Just set up your shot, step into frame, and start the countdown with a gesture, a snap or your voice. Four ways to start the timer: • Raise your hand — hold up an open palm and the countdown begins. • Snap your fingers — one quick snap is enough. • Say “Cheese” — or “Shoot”. Speech is recognized right on your device. • Wait for everyone — pick how many faces, and the countdown starts once they're all in the frame. Pick whichever feels most natural. You can turn each one on or off right from the camera screen. Why you'll love it: • Perfect for group photos where everyone wants to be in the shot. • Great for solo selfies and full-body pictures. • Countdown from 1 to 60 seconds, with a beep every second — heard even when your ringer is off. • With the back camera, the flash light blinks along with the countdown so everyone knows when to smile. • Take up to 20 photos per shoot — as a quick burst so nobody's caught mid-blink, or spaced up to a minute apart. • 0.5× wide angle on iPhones with an ultra-wide camera, so the whole group fits. • Front and back camera support, on iPhone and iPad. • Adjustable snap sensitivity to match your space. • Photos save straight to your library. Simple and private. Everything happens on your device. The camera is only on while the camera screen is open, and the microphone only listens when Snap or Voice is turned on. Audio is never recorded, and nothing is shared. Set it up once and never touch your screen mid-shot again. Download Hands-Free and capture the moment your way.

The Vendor Video Media Player is a Distribution and Rights Management System for Video Files.  What does this app do? It plays Vendor Video Media (vvm) files. This is a unique and proprietary file type. Why do we need another video file type? We have made a file type that, once it has been downloaded onto a customer's device, it can only be played on that device. This allows publishers (vendors) to sell video files directly and without fear of losing money to piracy. Vendors can also control when the files are viewed. For example, they set rental periods for files. Finally, vendors can collect realtime user feedback from customers about their videos with form questions that they can script either before or after the video is played. In sum our file type allows users to both market test their videos and actually make money from them. How does it work? 1) A publisher registers with our site (https://venvideo.com) and uploads MP4 files to it. 2) When a customer buys a video file on the publisher's website, the customer will receive an emailed link from venvideo.com for a vvm file. 3) The customer copies the link and pastes it this app, and presses the download button. 4) This app then downloads the file and makes it ready for use.