TubeWiz Feedback System

License: Shareware | Author: TubeWiz Limited | Requirements: 1GB memory, 12GB free disk space (for videos)

If you want to make clips into tidy finished video, quickly, easily and without fuss, TubeWiz is for you! It uploads to YouTube, and it lets you trim, edit (NEW!) and fix-up your clip, and add captions, titles & credits in a range of fonts, styles and colours.

TubeWiz can correct the picture shape, rotate the picture if it was filmed upside-down or sideways by mistake (easily done with camera phones!), and reduce or remove camera shake for many types of shot.

Replace the soundtrack with a new one, and export sound to MP3s (for iPods, etc.) or WAV for audio editing. You can even strip the sound altogether, for smaller video files that run faster on the net.

TubeWiz also has Dface blurring built-in. DFace lets you can hide objects for privacy, such as faces, signs and licence plates, or you can even replace them with images. You can also use it to animate objects, add flying graphics and a lot of other stuff!

For video bloggers or commercial users, TubeWiz lets you add branding such as logos and URLs permanently on-screeen. It has special Subtitle capabilities, if you're translating between languages, or just captioning video with bad sound, You can also store favourite styles in you own Templates, for quick access, and to get a consistent look and feel across a number of videos.

TubeWiz's upload to YouTube uses YouTube's recently-released secure interface, and is as fast and reliable as your internet connection allows. The registered version also saves in AVI format, for full compatibility with other video applications, and (NEW!) Flash FLV format, for use elsewhere on the Web.

TubeWiz is small, fast, and really inexpensive. It only takes seconds to get started, but your videos look smart and professional, as if they were made on software costing hundreds of dollars more!

Help and support is available to registered users on the TubeWiz web site: there are forums and FAQ files covering common questions, and developers from TubeWiz take part.