Ashampoo Video Stabilization 1.0.0

Stabilize shaky videos!

$29.99 EXPIRED

User rating: 21 (78%) 6 (22%) 5 comments

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Footage taken with action cams, cell phones or drones tend to be shaky, which greatly ruins the viewing experience. Ashampoo Video Stabilization provides highly efficient video stabilization - fully automatically. Reexperience your videos without annoying camera shakes! Ashampoo Video Stabilization turns your camera footage into realistic and vibrant videos with support for all common formats and codecs at any resolution (including HD, 2K and 4K).

System Requirements:

Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10 (x64); Processor: DVD quality editing/production - Dual-core processor with 2.4 GHz or better, HD quality editing/production - Intel Core i5/i7 or similar quad-core processor; RAM: 2 GB or higher for DVD quality editing/production, 4 GB or higher for HD quality editing/production, 8 GB or more recommended; Graphic card: DirectX 9, Pixelshader v2.0, Min. 128 MB RAM., Min. 1280 x 1024; Windows Media Player 10, .NET Framework 4.0

Publisher:

Ashampoo GmbH & Co

Homepage:

https://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/pin/0246/multimedia-software/Ashampoo-Video-Stabilization

File Size:

90.8 MB

Price:

The program is available for $29.99, but the winners of our contest will get it for free.

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Reply | Comment by Wayne Chafe – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Ewww this is a desktop Java application, that's got to be the most inefficient way to work on video data! Don't think that locking the app to 64bit architecture is going to make up for the massive performance hit and restricted memory space that is inherrent with Java applications. Java is not designed or built to number crunch large volumes of data rapidly!