VideoMach is mostly used for converting output of high-speed imagers, 3D renderers, time-lapse capture, game videos and stop-motion animation to presentation video. Supported formats in Standard version include AVI, MPEG, FLC, HAV, JPEG, PNG, BMP, DIB, TGA, PNM and more. Professional version adds formats used in high-speed imagers and graphics workstations, such as BAYER, CINE/CVR, SUN, RAS, SGI, RGB, TIFF, XPM and more.
Features: Work with large image sequences is made simple and fast in two ways:
(1) You only need to open the first image to open entire sequence. There's no need for multi-select clicking, holding shift and scrolling, like in other applications.
(2) Image sequence scanning is performed from 20 to 500 times faster than in competing applications. That means you don't have to wait 10 minutes to open that huge sequence.
Different video filters can be used to enhance final output. Some of them include Sharpen, Emboss, Brightness, Contrast, Motion-Blur, Oil-Painting, Matrix, Text, White Balance, Saturation and many others.
VideoMach supports automated conversions called from command-line, Windows Scheduler or other external applications.
Changes in VideoMach 5.0.0:- Added: Real-time preview for most of video filters
- Added: Writing of Windows Media Format 9 compatible files in WMV and WMA file formats
- Added: Support for writing animated GIFs (one palette per frame or single palette for all frames)
- Added: Ogg Video format (Theora codec) for both reading and writing including multiplexed Ogg Video + Audio
- Added: Anti-aliasing and soft shadow in the Text Overlay filter
- Added: Custom presets to change all output settings in two clicks
- Added: Linking of audio and video
- Added: Support for new CINE subformats (10, 12 and 14bit) and new filename extension ".cine"
- Added: File Info dialog now displays image size in megapixels
- Added: New command-line parameter /SaveOutput
- Added: Automatic update notification
- Added: Border function to add fixed-size borders
- Changed: Resize, Crop and Rotate moved to Video Filters => Adjust Size submenu
- Changed: New project files, not 100% compatible with the old ones due to changes in Output Settings dialog
- Changed: Simpler use of Matrix and Temporal Average functions
- Changed: Paste now accepts copied file names from a text editor, just make sure they contain full path to the file
- Changed: Improved caching results in faster loading of large images
- Changed: VideoMach shows a warning if output resolution is too high
- Changed: There's no default session anymore
- Changed: When opening image sequences there's no frame rate dialog displayed automatically anymore
- Fixed: High amounts of Saturation produced invalid results
- Fixed: In very rare cases some JPEG images had swapped R and B color components
- Fixed: Video seek in MPEG files returned wrong images
- Fixed: Unsupported files were locked after trying to open them
- Fixed: Exception in some cases when opening AVI files
- Fixed: Problems with uncompressed AVI files larger than a gigabyte
- Fixed: Error if Cinepak doesn't exist (for example on Wine/Linux)
- Fixed: When reading some video clips via DirectShow interface VideoMach froze completely
- Fixed: When loading an image from plain-text list it would load entire sequence instead of a single image
- Fixed: Preview movie resolution was invalid in some cases
- Fixed: Some dialogs werent properly resized when Large Fonts option was set in Windows
- Fixed: Bug when copying certain video filters
- Fixed: Video artifacts when decoding some GIF images
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14 August 2008 
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