There are several video creation application out there. But for a program that allows you to convert still images into video what you need is VideoMach.

What is the deal about this program?

This program allows you to convert image sequences from high-speed imagers, 3D renderers, time-lapse photography, stop-motion animation and screen capture applications to video. It is a very powerful application that is designed to help you create video clips using still images, while also offering advanced editing tools.

VideoMach lets you convert the most popular image formats out there to video files, but also merge audio and video files or simply extract audio or images from a stand-alone video clip. You could convert AVI, Bayer, BMP, Vision Research / Phantom CINE, FLI/FLC, GIF, HAV, JPEG, JPEG-2000, MPEG, OGV, PCX, PNG, PNM, RAS, RGB, Targa, TIFF, WMV, XPM, AC3, OGG, WAV, WMA and other multimedia formats. It allows you to clean up noisy dark videos to read license plates, speed up/slow down videos, like in TV commercials, overlay text and logos and much more.

Some of the key features of this program are: supports popular video and image formats (mpeg, avi, divx, flc, jpeg, png, tif, gif, bmp and more), Reads and writes standard Linux and UNIX image formats (xpm, pnm, sgi, ras and more), Supports most popular audio formats (mp3, mp2, ogg, wav, ac3), Imports the output of high-speed images and time-lapse cameras (bayer, cine), World’s fastest image sequence detection, more than 50,000 images per second among several other features.

Gromada.com, the publisher of this program, has added a few changes to this version. They are Fixed: No more warnings when output picture is over 1200×1200 pixels and Fixed: License decoding module.

Downsides?

There is no real issue with this application. Nice free program to convert time-lapse images and music into amusing video.

To find out more about this program please visit Gromada.

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