Gif Me! Camera vs Video Transcoder

Gif Me! is the best way to create and share short video in animated GIF or MP4. It's easy: capture a small moment with your built in camera, and share it on social networks. You can apply an image filter too. -- Features -- * Capture frames with camera * Import photos from your album * Import a video file * Import a live photo * Real time color filters * Add a frame, text on the animation * Stop motion or video mode * Send by email * Share on social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) * You can remove watermark in settings * You can create stop motion, time lapse, slideshow or wiggle gifs You like Gif Me!? Please give us 5 stars! Your feedback is very important to our work. Help us to improve Gif Me! by sending your bugs or requests on contact@xnview.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/xnview Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/xnview G+: http://plus.google.com/+xnview/

Video Transcoder is an application to transcode video files from one format to another. Video Transcoding can take almost any commonly used file format and automatically transcode it as H.264 and HEVC with AAC audio codecs allowing seamless video delivery with HQ quality. Video Transcoder Feature - * Highly optimized and automated video transcoding. * Encode videos with fast transcoding, efficient adaptive bitrate streaming, and outstanding per-title-encoding. * Automatic transcoding optimizes videos with the latest codecs to deliver video playbacks with exceptional quality and maximum compression. * Share video with friends. Video Transcoder Settings - By selecting the video to process, details for the video are provided and the desired settings can be configured. VIDEO CODEC - HEVC, H.264, Jpeg, HEVC with Alpha etc. RESOLUTION - Original, 4K (UHD), 1080p (Full HD), 720P (HD), 480P (SD) BITRATE - AUTO, ENCODER, SOURCE, COUSTOM (Kbps), Filesize (MB) AUDIO FORMAT - AUTO, AAC, OPUS, FLAC, 1PCM FILE TYPE - QUICK TIME - MOV, MPEG-4 - MP4, M4v What is transcoding? Transcoding is a digital-to-digital conversion of one type of encoded data (video and audio) to a better compressed encoded format. In this process, an encoded video or audio file decompresses first, is then modified, and then recompressed into multiple format streams, allowing it to deliver videos to a much wider audience. Transcoding ensures that every video, regardless of the format it is captured in, is encoded correctly to allow playback across different devices and platforms.