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ArcSoft Video Impression 2 software for Mac OS
Jasper Huitink : September 11th 2005 - 16:47 CET
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 ArcSoft Video Impression 2 software for Mac OS : The application allows users to create customized movies using video clips, still images, music, and a variety of special effects. Already a popular application among consumers using Windows-based systems, VideoImpression 2 offers Mac users all the fun and creative aspects of video editing without the steep learning curve. Usability has always been a defining factor of ArcSoft software. "We're excited to make VideoImpression 2 available for Mac OS X Tiger," said Michael Downs, Vice President, DVD & Video Group. "Apple's philosophy of creating products that offer the coolest features with the best possible usability is directly reflected in Tiger, and VideoImpression 2 fits right in.
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 ArcSoft 2 for Mac OS - Assembling
With a step-by-step creation process, the program lets users assemble video clips and still images on a convenient "Storyboard." Audio files can be added on two separate, overlapping audio tracks, and special transition effects can be added between each video or photo. Projects can then be saved and exported as single video files, ready for sharing. ArcSoft VideoImpression 2 Mac is currently available for OEM bundling and retail online sales. The suggested price is US $49.99.
Mac OS VideoImpression 2 - Features
· Step-by-step creation process for error-free use
· Capture videos and capture photos from connected devices
· Trim video clips with just a few clicks
· Enhance photos quickly and easily
· Record narration directly to your project
· Add scene transitions between each clip
· Add intro and ending text credits
· Bundled creative content helps you get started right away
About ArcSoft
ArcSoft, Inc. is a leading developer of software and firmware solutions for PC-peripheral, mobile phone, and consumer electronics manufacturers. Established in 1994, ArcSoft is a privately held company headquartered in Fremont, California, with regional commercial and development facilities in Europe and the Far East.
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