I tried to receive full option for a year and some reason I can’t get it to work. I even took the hyper link you left above and the chat lady said to contact you guys because they don’t know our promotions then refused to there after. Are we gaining full access or not? Please help

So frustrating. "Now go to run the software, click “Active” on the welcome window (or click the user’s icon on top-right menu), and then enter your registration keycode directly into the field." - that doesn't happen. Click the users icon and a sign-up box appears. Fill out the info and get a verification code, only to get 'unknown error'.

What does the AceThinker Video Editor have to offer over and above the features already included in the Windows Video Editor?

AceThinker Video Editor looks close to what you'd expect to see with a traditional NLE [Nonlinear Video Editor], rather than some [usually minor] editing features grafted onto a video conversion app. It only has one video monitor window -- many NLEs have 2 -- and it's set up more to view what you're doing, rather than using it in combination with hot keys to perform actual edits like with many pro oriented NLEs. It also has just one video track, where I think most NLEs give you at least 2, with more pro apps letting you add as many video & audio tracks as you want. Those additional tracks help a lot, letting you work faster with more / better organization, with more creativity, with being able to view and compare different edits. The AceThinker Video Editor partially makes up for this by having dedicated PIP & Overlay tracks that you might use instead. One nice addition is that you can work with .srt text-based subtitle files.

AceThinker Video Editor is at least similar [if not identical] to the Apowersoft video editor, which is referenced in the added registry entries. apowersoft[.]com/video-editor . It uses .NET, D3D, and [surprisingly?] Remote Desktop -- while it's running it opens 4 online connections using HTTP & HTTPS to 8.48.85.231, 8.38.121.225, 8.45.52.221, 47.243.121.132, all in the US, which might be expected given the video editor is registered & used with your online AceThinker account. Since it uses the ffmpeg code libraries, you should get the same capabilities importing media that you get using any of the many other apps using those same libraries. Exporting / video encoding should also be the same, depending on the encoder settings used -- 2 apps using identical ffmpeg versions & identical settings should give close to if not identical results. A *possible* exception is that there's no provision in the AceThinker Video Editor for GPU hardware assist, which can effect quality when enabled [usually negatively].

Installing the app you get the program's folder -- ~164MB with 1043 files, 85 folders -- along with a folder in ProgramData -- ~34.6MB with 1023 files, 92 folders. An AceThinker folder's added to C:\ Users\ [UserName]\ AppData\ Roaming\ and (My) Documents. The following fonts are also installed: ebas Neue.TTF, BebasNeue Book.TTF , BIG JOHN.otf, Muyao.TTF, NotoSans-Bold.TTF, NotoSans-Regular.TTF, Raleway-Light.TTF, Roboto-Bold.TTF, Roboto-Light.TTF, Xiaowei.otf. In my Win7 32-bit VM I recorded 310 new registry entries.

it says it needs MS Net framework 4.5 ... found it in mS ... downloaded it --

won't install ....

Will the program work after year?

It is completely impossible for me to register the program as the installation instructions are apparently only in Polish - In the program itself, the texts are a mixture of Polish and Danish - Have I misunderstood something, or ....?