Smideo

In a few easy steps you can come up with a video that incorporates the pictures of your choosing, custom text, the music you want, and the video content you select. That is the sort of functionality you can expect to get from the Abelssoft-developed, user friendly, and feature-rich multimedia tool Smideo. Go get it if you want a handy tool you can use to create videos.

Support for 32 and 64-bit Windows editions is provided by Smideo – it can be installed on a PC powered by Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8. To install the application you will have to go through a standard setup procedure: download an installer, run it, click through the onscreen instructions presented by a setup wizard. Once you’re done and you launch Smideo, you will be invited to unlock it. You can do this by entering your first name, last name, and email address. You will also be invited to download free sample pictures, music and movies when starting your first project.

The videos created with Smideo take up the main part of the application’s interface. You can play the videos, burn them, open the folder where they’re stored, and more. At the top of the interface there’s a toolbar with nice big buttons for starting a new project, opening an existing project, accessing the manual, and more. Overall, Smideo features a simple, easy to use interface.

When you start a Smideo project, a wizard will guide you through the steps you must complete. These steps are as follows:
Step 1 – select the media you want to use: pictures, videos, audio files, YouTube videos, screencasts.
Step 2 – arrange the content you selected. If you want to, you can add titles and subtitles for the content you’re going to use.
Step 3 – add audio to your movie.
Step 4 – choose where to save your video, pick the video resolution, and choose the video effects you want to be used on the video.

Smideo is free to use for a trial period of 30 days.

Thanks to Smideo you can very easily come up with videos. Add the pictures you want, the music you want, and the text you want for the resulting video.