VideoMach is mostly used for converting output of high-speed imagers, 3D renderers, time-lapse capture, game videos and stop-motion animation to presentation video. Supported formats in Standard version include AVI, MPEG, FLC, HAV, JPEG, PNG, BMP, DIB, TGA, PNM and more. Professional version adds formats used in high-speed imagers and graphics workstations, such as BAYER, CINE/CVR, SUN, RAS, SGI, RGB, TIFF, XPM and more.

Work with large image sequences is made simple and fast in two ways:
(1) You only need to open the first image to open entire sequence. There's no need for multi-select clicking, holding shift and scrolling, like in other applications.
(2) Image sequence scanning is performed from 20 to 500 times faster than in competing applications. That means you don't have to wait 10 minutes to open that huge sequence.

Different video filters can be used to enhance final output. Some of them include Sharpen, Emboss, Brightness, Contrast, Motion-Blur, Oil-Painting, Matrix, Text, White Balance, Saturation and many others.

VideoMach supports automated conversions called from command-line, Windows Scheduler or other external applications.

Changes in VideoMach 5.7.2 (2010-06-16):
* Added: Keyboard shortcuts to move selected items in a list faster and easier
* Changed: Newer and better Ogg Vorbis and Theora encoders
* Changed: File information shows video aspect ratio instead of size in megapixels
* Changed: Minor GUI updates
* Fixed: Input preview didn't refresh after editing in/out points
* Fixed: When audio list was active, Ctrl+Right and Ctrl+Left didn't behave as expected
* Fixed: After loading a project the in/out points of a video filter could sometimes shift

Homepage - http://gromada.com/videomach/videomach.php