VidGIF 1.1
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 5/5 (2 votes) |
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| Homepage: http://www.geovid.com | ||
| Type: Shareware | ||
| Releases: May 03, 2006 | ||
| Cost: $29.95US | ||
| Developer: Geovid | ||
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VidGIF is a tool for converting selected video file to animation GIF formats. By using VidGIF you can create amusing avatars, animated logos for your website. It?s also useful for webmasters who want to place graphic on the website.
VidGIF converts video of any format that could be watched on PC. It supports AVI, WMV, MOV, MPEG and other video files. VidGIF allows one having control over width, height and FPS of GIF animation. But note that the smaller size your video has the better quality of animation GIF you will get.
VidGIF has very simple and friendly-using interface, that?s why you will not have any difficulties to manage it.
VidGIF converts video of any format that could be watched on PC. It supports AVI, WMV, MOV, MPEG and other video files. VidGIF allows one having control over width, height and FPS of GIF animation. But note that the smaller size your video has the better quality of animation GIF you will get.
VidGIF has very simple and friendly-using interface, that?s why you will not have any difficulties to manage it.
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