UltraISO

 UltraISO is one of the most popular programs for working with ISO disk images. UltraISO is available in both free and paid versions, you can download it from this site. Choose "Free Trial" (free version) or "Buy Now" if you want to purchase a license. People who often work with disk images probably have this program for burning Windows to a USB flash drive in their arsenal. But not everyone knows that using Ultra ISO you can quickly create a bootable USB flash drive. The main functions should also include: Convert various image formats to ISO; Editing ISO files without extracting the entire archive; Work in conjunction with professional software Nero Burning Room. The UltraISO utility can create any bootable drives, regardless of what software is installed on them. To burn an operating system, you need to have a Windows image and a formatted flash drive. Advice. The best formatting programs are presented in this review of the softdroid.net site. Brief instructions ...

Movavi Slideshow 6.4

 Movavi Slideshow 6.4

The first program on our list is Movavi Slideshow. The recently fashionable dark interface does not distract from working with the project, and the icons exactly correspond to the tools hidden behind them. At startup, you can choose one of two modes: mount a slideshow of photos with music yourself or do it automatically.






The Slideshow Wizard (Easy Mode) requires a minimum of your involvement. You upload photos and music, choose the theme and style of transitions, and the editing itself takes place using neural networks.

In manual creation mode, you get full access to the program tools. The first thing we see is the pasteboard and the library of user files. If there are a lot of files, then it is better to add everything to the library first, and drag them to the tracks as necessary. Next on the list are effects, transitions, titles, stickers, and video and audio tools.

All work on the project is carried out on the timeline by simple drag and drop. Unfortunately, slides cannot be placed anywhere on the track, they are automatically "glued" to the beginning, but you get used to it. Added images can be swapped, cropped and rotated.

The finished slideshow can be saved in any video format or even as a GIF. There are also save templates for devices and synchronization with YouTube, Vimeo and Google Drive.