An application that provides users with the possibility to create slow-motion videos courtesy of frame-blending and optical-flow technology.
- proDAD ReSpeedr
- Version :1.0.37
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :proDAD GmbH
proDAD ReSpeedr Description
proDAD ReSpeedr is a piece of software that provides users with the possibility to make a series of modifications to movies so as to transform them into slow-motion clips, or to speed them up to build fast-action videos.
A simple interface
The tool comes with an intuitive interface that makes it easy-to-use even for those users that do not posses advanced computer skills.
Right from the start, the program prompts users to start browsing their PC for the files they want to modify. The selected files are then previewed on the tool’s main window.
Batch-processing capabilities
With the help of this utility, users can open a multitude of videos at the same time, and they can also have them all processed at the same time.
The tool’s right-side panel displays info on the file that is being previewed, but also provides users with the possibility to switch to a different clip, from the Media bin tab.
Various customization options
Whether it comes to turning a fast-action video into a slow-motion one or to creating a time-lapse video, proDAD ReSpeedr can easily prove a great option for any user.
The tool provides users with the possibility to change the quality of their videos, so as to ensure that they deliver the experience that suits them best.
The application allows users to set different customization options for each of the videos they have selected, so as to transform them into the clips they want.
A snappy, intuitive tool
During our testing, we noticed that the program is quite snappy, albeit it does need a fair amount of system resources for that, especially when it comes to processing large videos (which also require longer processing time).
All in all, proDAD ReSpeedr is an intuitive, easy-to-use piece of software for creating time-lapse or slow-motion videos, especially since it does not require advanced computer skills to be operated. The tool is system-resource hungry and can take a long time to process large videos, but it can deliver stable performance.