SEATTLE, WA, March 12, 2014 (Press-News.org) After three years of unremitting efforts, YouTube Movie Maker has reached 5 million users; we are extremely grateful for all of our users' trust and support. We will continue striving to improve YouTube Movie Maker. In the future it will provide more functionality and special effects. We aim to make YouTube video creations easy and quick for all ages, to help them easily share their own videos on YouTube.
On March 11, 2014, RZSoft launched YouTube Movie Maker v9.06 for all YouTube video makers. The new version makes it easier and faster to:
1. Create, edit, make, upload, and promote videos for YouTube.
2. Make the best lyric videos or karaoke videos with more font styles/colors, animations and special effects for YouTube.
3. Make lyric videos or karaoke videos from LRC file within a few minutes.
4. Save any project as a template, so users won't continually have to create videos from scratch. Make videos utilizing the same objects repeatedly; the program will automatically keep or adjust the object's duration, position and effect, etc.
5. Mass make videos and upload them onto YouTube in batches, by using the same backgrounds, videos/pictures, but different music, texts, etc. Also by using the same logo, title texts, description texts, but different videos/pictures, music, etc. and so on. Videos can be mass produced.
6. Capture/record high-quality screen videos, or capture/record high-quality videos from any capture card, cameras, etc.
7. Merge facecam with videos easily, easy to make cool gaming videos, beauty videos, and tutorial videos for YouTube.
Price and Availability
YouTube Movie Maker v9.06 is available for free download from: http://www.makeyoutubevideo.com/
YouTube Movie Maker provides a Free Edition, without watermark or advertisements, just has a video length limit, so if users would like to make short videos for YouTube, the free edition is enough.
About RZSoft Inc.
As a leading developer of multimedia software, RZSoft Inc. provides many types of video and audio software, YouTube Movie Maker, Free Movie Maker, Video Editor, Slideshow Maker, Powerpoint Converter, DVD Creator, DVD Burner, etc.
RZSoft Announces YouTube Movie Maker v9.06, Five Million Users Milepost Celebration
RZSoft is officially announcing a new version of YouTube Movie Maker, v9.06. YouTube Movie Maker is the first, unique video editing software made specifically for editing/making movies for YouTube.
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[Press-News.org] RZSoft Announces YouTube Movie Maker v9.06, Five Million Users Milepost CelebrationRZSoft is officially announcing a new version of YouTube Movie Maker, v9.06. YouTube Movie Maker is the first, unique video editing software made specifically for editing/making movies for YouTube.