To give you a better idea take a look at this video below, it was made automatically by muvee:
If, on the other hand you foresee the possibility that you may in the future, want to delve more deeply into the home movie making process then this is not for you.
Take a look at this page How to Choose Video Editing Software to get some idea on what you should be looking for or take a look here Video Editing Software Reviews for some more suitable products.
For the technologically challenged or technologically disinterested muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal are great "set and forget" products.
Most video making software programs try to carve out their place in the world by adding endless features that are slowly beginning to make them inseparable from pro movie maker software. On the other hand muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal actually pride themselves on their lack of features and pure simplicity.
So in looking at these two products from muvee it is important to understand exactly who they are targeting with muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal as movie editing software.
Comparisons to other digital video software brands would be pointless because their value of effectiveness is based on things the muvee user would find irrelevant.
Muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal (for high definition formats) allows you to preview your projects in full screen before completion, choose from a range of preset styles for your video projects, add voice-overs, music, captions or titles and credits at the beginning and end of your masterpiece. It also offers a DivX edition as well.
It has automatic brightness, color correction, image rotation, red eye reduction, zoom, image sequence control that you can use to customize the project to your liking.
Once the project is complete you can output to a wide range of video file formats including DVD as well as portable formats for viewing on computers or uploading to site like YouTube etc.
Muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal represent the best in class of a particularly small niche within the general area of home movie making software.
Does it have great movie editing and movie making abilities allowing you intricate control of the entire digital video editing process?
NO WAY! That's the point!
Muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal are squarely aimed at the home movie maker that has very little interest in the video editing process itself.
All they want is to load the video stuff in, load the audio stuff in, load any images then hit the button and... voila! They have a completed movie... done... finished...that's all she wrote!
If you are interested in making home video movies and want to learn how to control every little detail of the process then this is not the movie editing software for you.
The difference between the two is that muvee Reveal can handle the new high definition video files such as HDV and AVCHD.
How it works.
First, you load your video assets into the program along with your audio selection as well as any still images you may want to use.
You then quite literally hit a button and the program scans everything including the the audio to detect the speed of the beat if there is music.
It also scans the videos and the images using face detection technology as well as motion detection and trims the videos accordingly, sets the display duration of the still images and times the whole thing to the beat of the music.
Now I know this sounds pretty amazing... and well it is!
First time I saw it I was quite surprised. Muvee autoProducer and muvee Reveal are not going to create any award winning home videos but for what it is and what it does it is still quite surprising.
Once the project has been put together by the program you can then go back in and tidy up a few odds and ends within the video and from there output to a wide range of video file formats.
muvee autoProducer 6 / muvee Reveal Review
By the way, no, I have not gone totally nuts and keep turning the caps lock on and off when writing "muvee" instead of Muvee! Or, "autoProducer" instead of Auto Producer. It is how they want their brand... well... branded! So who am I to argue.
