2018 Christmas is gone, but the holiday shopping season isn’t. It is still a decent time to find amazing sales and even giveaways. As it happens, there is a real good deal. During the event, all How-To Geek readers are eligible to score a giveaway license of VideoProc to unlock all features in version 3.2.0. Not only that, but there’s also around 55% off lifetime license which supports lifelong free upgrade and tech support.
VideoProc is a one-stop HD and 4K video processing program developed by Digiarty Software – the company which creates well-loved WinXDVD family of products. Although this is the debut on How-To Geek, VideoProc is a full-fledged program integrated with fully hardware accelerated video processing (e.g., transcoding, resizing, and editing), DVD conversion, video/music download, and screen/webcam recording.
Download VideoProc V3.2.0 with full license code >
Apart from above mentioned deals, Digiarty also holds “Win Your Holiday Wishlist” activity with prizes including GoPro HERO7 Black, DJI Spark drone, Canon EOS M100, Bose QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones II, and $400 eBay Gift Card. Visit the page below to win 2 items of your choice:
Win Video Gears: GoPro, Drone and More >
You can watch the following video to learn more about this holiday wishlist giveaway.
In the video, there’re also 4 simple yet useful tips to help process and edit GoPro videos with VideoProc. But this doesn’t mean that VideoProc is only for GoPro footages. It can read and process videos shot with smartphones, tablets, action cameras, digital cameras, drones, and other devices of all brands.
Let’s dive deeper into the features of VideoProc
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