Adobe VideoBite Now Lets You Make Bite-Sized Movies With Your Photos And Music
January 31, 2014
Adobe VideoBite has just been updated to version 2.1.
Adobe VideoBite was updated to version 2.0 last October with Adobe Revel integration and support for sharing bite-sized video creations or "VideoBites" via email and text, in addition to Facebook and YouTube.
Now, Adobe VideoBite 2.1 is here, and it adds support for using photos, in addition to videos, in creating VideoBites. It also introduces a redesigned editing panel for easier VideoBite creation, including quicker ways to add effects to your movie masterpieces.
Furthermore, it lets you add ending titles, in addition to opening titles. And perhaps most notably, it lets you adds music to your VideoBites, allowing you to choose from the app's preloaded soundtracks or from the tracks in your Music library.
Adobe VideoBite 2.1 is available now in the App Store for free. It's optimized for iPhone and iPod touch running iOS 6.0 or later.
For more information on VideoBite, check out our original review of the app here on AppAdvice, which was published upon its release in January 2013.
See also: Adobe Reader Updated With New iOS 7-Style Design Plus New Features, Adobe Lightroom Should Be Making Its Way To The iPad Soon, and Adobe Revel Adds Support For Unlimited Shared Libraries, RAW File Format And More.
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