idoo Video Editor Pro

Most video editors are either too complicated or too simple. If you want to cut a video, add subtitles or perform other actions, you must navigate through countless options. In other cases, the used program may not include the features you need. With idoo Video Editor Pro, you can perform various editing actions on videos, as well as on audio tracks. The application is well balanced, so you can find everything you need for basic editing tasks and you don't have to find your way through a maze of options.

The software's trial version comes with a series of restrictions, but you can still test its core functionality. The installation file is roughly 12 and a half MB and it does not take long to complete the setup procedure. It is compatible with all popular Windows editions and you don't need powerful hardware to run it.

When launched, idoo Video Editor Pro will display a Home screen, which contains a series of options, for cutting, splitting or joining media files, adding subtitles, cropping and more. Some of these options will bring up the same interface, on which you can load a video and perform various editing tasks, on separate tabs. You may cut, crop or rotate the video, add effects, watermarks or subtitles.

Besides editing media files, idoo Video Editor Pro allows you to convert them as well. If you expand a drop menu, located in the lower region of the editing interface, you will find a huge number of output formats, organized in different categories, like common formats, supporting devices and others. You can also make a few video and audio adjustments to the selected format, in a separate window.

As previously stated, the program works with audio files as well. When you select the Cutter option, which you can find on the Home screen, a pop-up menu will reveal three options, for an easy video and audio cutter, an advanced video cutter or a batch cutter. The batch cutter feature can be quite useful. You can load multiple video and audio files at the same time, regardless of their formats. You may cut them one by one, on the same window, by setting up start and end positions on their timelines. Alternatively, you can set up these positions and click a button to apply them to all files.