[REQ] Vidicle

[jamalexa]

New article to video software.

salespage - http://vidicle.convertri.com/launch

Review - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd0xNanVL8M

[Uncle Den]

bump, looks like it could be useful to throw vids out quickly

[embro1]

looks good software

[show]

Looks interesting

[webbiz12]

Bump for this

[HateScam]

bumppp for this. Hope share it...

[vinnieivan]

Bump for this one!

[gerardm24]

Certainly a bump from my side as well.

Many Thanks in advance.

[CrazySmitty]

I was considering picking it up, but after watching the videos it creates, I decided not to.

It seems like (programatically speaking) there's not much to this software. I'm thinking a software developer who is worth his salt could put something comparable together in an afternoon. But why do that when it could be so much better? How about if there were more options for the appearance of the words - the font, outlining, etc. And, if the words could come onto the screen in various ways. With options for the user to choose, or the user could set it to random.

Also, there's only one background throughout the video. The only thing that's changing is the plain, simple text. Top video marketers have been saying for years (even before the internet when it was all TV commercials) that you need to change the scene every few seconds in order to hold the viewer's attention.

It's a great idea that could be vastly improved upon.

[xxxtreme]

(10-20-2016 08:18 AM)CrazySmitty Wrote:  I was considering picking it up, but after watching the videos it creates, I decided not to.

It seems like (programmatically speaking) there's not much to this software. I'm thinking a software developer who is worth his salt could put something comparable together in an afternoon. But why do that when it could be so much better? How about if there were more options for the appearance of the words - the font, outlining, etc. And, if the words could come onto the screen in various ways. With options for the user to choose or the user could set it to random.

Also, there's only one background throughout the video. The only thing that's changing is the plain, simple text. Top video marketers have been saying for years (even before the internet when it was all TV commercials) that you need to change the scene every few seconds in order to hold the viewer's attention.

It's a great idea that could be vastly improved upon.

I agree 100% with you!

And even more, I would say that this Vidicle software does suspiciously look very similar to an existing one called "Article To Video 3.0". And if I don't recall bad, I received that one as a gift or bonus from another webmaster, but free anyway...

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Here is a screenshot I made from "Article To Video 3.0", so that you can compare