Corel Corporation, a developer of graphics, productivity and digital media software, recently introduced Corel VideoStudio Pro X2, a significant upgrade to its consumer video editing and authoring software.
According to Corel, VideoStudio Pro X2 provides a complete HD solution for video editing and authoring with sharing tools to upload directly to YouTube and mobile devices, improved ease of use and performance, as well as the all-new Painting Creator that enables users to personalize their videos and share their creativity.
VideoStudio Pro X2 includes new overlay objects, frames, Flash animations, and HD-quality menu templates to enhance every video production. It also boasts NewBlue Film Effects, a dynamic collection of five filters that provides 81 presets to recreate the nostalgic effects produced by hand-cranked cameras, dirty projectors, and dusty film vaults.
For enhanced user experience, VideoStudio Pro X2 now supports Intel quad-core technology, enhanced for both dual-core and quad-core CPUs. VideoStudio now also enables users to resize any of the panels within the interface according to their preference, placing the focus exactly where the user wants it. With VideoStudio Pro X2, Auto Pan & Zoom is now available to automatically detect the faces of subjects or objects in photos, eliminating the need to manually apply Pan & Zoom effects.
“With VideoStudio Pro X2, family memory keepers and technology enthusiasts can more easily personalize and share their digital stories with family and friends across town or across continents. Whether it is creating a simple photo and video slideshow or using more advanced tools like the Painting Creator to customize video projects, consumers can use VideoStudio Pro X2 to share their most important moments in more exciting, fun and memorable ways,” said Denise MacDonell, Senior Director of Product Management, Digital Media at Corel.
VideoStudio Pro X2 promises the fastest encoding at the highest possible quality. The MPEG Optimizer analyzes the bit rates of all clips on the Timeline and suggests MPEG encoding settings that ensure the least re-rendering and re-encoding while maintaining the highest quality for a video project.
Users can also select a target size before encoding MPEGs. This feature is especially helpful to users who share their videos on Web sites that set limits on file size. In addition, when burning MPEGs to DVD, users can easily adjust the size setting to ensure that their files will fit on the DVD. |
