Category: Mac Video

  • Bigasoft WTV Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Bigasoft WTV Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Bigasoft WTV Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Bigasoft WTV Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Bigasoft WTV Converter is a specialist tool from Bigasoft Corporation for anyone with TV recordings made in Windows Media Center. Those recordings use the WTV format, which most Mac players and editors cannot open. This app converts WTV files into everyday formats like MP4 and MOV so you can watch and edit them on your Mac.

    Key Features

    • Convert WTV recordings to MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV and more
    • Extract audio from WTV files to MP3, AAC or WAV
    • Trim recordings to keep only the segment you want
    • Batch conversion for a whole library of recorded shows
    • Output presets for phones, tablets and media players

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to start, and note the version shown above.
    2. Download from the official site and get the Mac version or trial.
    3. Open the downloaded file, install or drag the app to your Applications folder, and launch it.

    System Requirements

    The Mac edition is an older, stable release listed for OS X 10.9 or later on Intel Macs. If your Mac runs a recent macOS version, verify the current build on the Bigasoft website before buying, and keep your original WTV files until you have checked the converted copies.

    FAQs

    What is a WTV file?

    WTV is the recording format used by Windows Media Center for TV shows. It is not widely supported on Mac, which is why a dedicated converter is useful if you have an archive of recordings.

    Can I try the converter first?

    Yes, Bigasoft provides a free trial on its official website. The trial limits conversion length, and a licence unlocks complete file conversion.

  • Bigasoft Video Downloader Pro 3.27.8.9133 for Mac

    Bigasoft Video Downloader Pro 3.27.8.9133 for Mac

    Bigasoft Video Downloader Pro 3.27.8.9133 for Mac

    Bigasoft Video Downloader Pro 3.27.8.9133 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Bigasoft Video Downloader Pro, from Bigasoft Corporation, is a desktop tool for saving online videos to your Mac for offline viewing. You paste in a video link, and the app downloads it and can convert it straight away into formats such as MP4, MOV or MP3, ready for your computer, phone or tablet.

    Key Features

    • Download video from YouTube and many other video sharing sites
    • Convert downloads to MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI or audio-only MP3
    • Support for HD video downloads where the source offers them
    • Built-in browser-style link detection to grab video URLs quickly
    • Download and convert in a single step to save time

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to start, and note the version shown above.
    2. Download from the official site and get the Mac version or trial.
    3. Open the downloaded file, install or drag the app to your Applications folder, and launch it.

    System Requirements

    The Mac edition has traditionally required macOS 10.13 or later on Intel Macs, though you should confirm the current system requirements on the Bigasoft website, as video sites change often and the developer updates the app to keep up. A stable internet connection is essential.

    FAQs

    Is it legal to download online videos?

    That depends on the site's terms and on copyright. Downloading videos you own, or content offered for offline use, is fine; downloading copyrighted material without permission may not be. Use the tool responsibly and respect creators' rights.

    Is there a free trial?

    Yes, Bigasoft offers a trial version on its official site with limits on downloads. A paid licence removes the restrictions.

  • Bigasoft Total Video Converter 5.8.2.9497 for Mac

    Bigasoft Total Video Converter 5.8.2.9497 for Mac

    Bigasoft Total Video Converter 5.8.2.9497 for Mac

    Bigasoft Total Video Converter 5.8.2.9497 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Bigasoft Total Video Converter is Bigasoft Corporation's broadest converter for Mac, designed to convert video and audio between a long list of formats. Beyond simple conversion it includes light editing tools, so you can trim, crop and merge clips, prepare files for phones and tablets, or extract just the soundtrack from a movie.

    Key Features

    • Convert between MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WMV, FLV, WebM, HEVC and more
    • Extract audio from video and convert between MP3, AAC, WAV and FLAC
    • Built-in editing: trim, crop, rotate, merge and add watermarks
    • Device presets for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and other players
    • Batch conversion with adjustable quality and resolution settings

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to start, and note the version shown above.
    2. Download from the official site and get the Mac version or trial.
    3. Open the downloaded file, install or drag the app to your Applications folder, and launch it.

    System Requirements

    The Mac edition is listed for OS X 10.9 or later on 64-bit Intel Macs. It is a mature product that changes slowly, so check the official Bigasoft page for the current Mac build and macOS compatibility if you are on Apple silicon or the latest macOS.

    FAQs

    Is the Mac version the same as the Windows version?

    They share the same name and purpose, but they are separate builds with their own version numbers. Make sure you download the Mac edition from the official site, not the Windows installer.

    Does it offer a free trial?

    Yes, Bigasoft offers a trial download on the official product page. Trial conversions are limited, and a licence unlocks the full program.

  • Bigasoft iMovie Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Bigasoft iMovie Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Bigasoft iMovie Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Bigasoft iMovie Converter 5.7.2.8768 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Bigasoft iMovie Converter, from Bigasoft Corporation, solves a familiar problem: a video clip that iMovie simply refuses to import. It converts movies from formats such as AVI, MKV, MTS, WMV and FLV into the MPEG-4 MP4 format iMovie prefers, so you can get on with editing instead of fighting file formats.

    Key Features

    • Convert AVI, MTS, MKV, FLV, MOD, WMV and more to iMovie-ready MP4
    • Presets aimed at fast, trouble-free import into iMovie
    • Trim clips and convert only the part you need
    • Preview video before converting
    • Batch conversion for multiple clips in one session

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to start, and note the version shown above.
    2. Download from the official site and get the Mac version or trial.
    3. Open the downloaded file, install or drag the app to your Applications folder, and launch it.

    System Requirements

    Bigasoft lists the Mac edition for OS X 10.9 or later on Intel Macs. It is an older, stable release, so if you use a very recent macOS version or an Apple silicon Mac, check the official product page for the newest build before purchasing.

    FAQs

    Why won't iMovie import my video directly?

    iMovie only accepts a limited set of formats and codecs. Clips from cameras, screen recorders or downloads often use unsupported ones, and converting them to MP4 first is the standard fix.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Yes, a free trial is available from the Bigasoft website. The trial has conversion limits, and a paid licence removes them.

  • Big Image Lower Thirds for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Big Image Lower Thirds for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Big Image Lower Thirds for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Big Image Lower Thirds for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Big Image Lower Thirds for Final Cut Pro is a titles pack for Apple's Final Cut Pro video editor on Mac. Lower thirds are the graphics that appear at the bottom of the screen to introduce a speaker, a place or a topic, and this pack's style is built around a large image alongside the text, making introductions more visual. It is aimed at YouTubers, interview editors, documentary makers and anyone who wants polished name titles without designing them from scratch.

    Key Features

    • Ready-made lower third title templates for Final Cut Pro
    • Designs that combine a prominent image with name and role text
    • Customisable text, colours and images to match your project
    • Drag-and-drop workflow: add the title to your timeline and edit it in the inspector
    • Useful for interviews, presentations, documentaries and online video

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue to the download options.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to visit the developer's website and get the software from the developer.
    3. Open the downloaded file, follow the on-screen instructions to install it, and launch the app from your Applications folder.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac with Apple Final Cut Pro installed; the required Final Cut Pro version depends on the pack's release, so check the seller's product page before buying. A recent version of macOS supported by your copy of Final Cut Pro is recommended.

    FAQs

    Do I need Motion to use these titles?

    Usually not. Final Cut Pro title packs are installed as templates and edited directly inside Final Cut Pro. Some packs allow deeper changes in Motion if you own it, but it is not normally required.

    Is this a one-time purchase?

    Template packs like this are normally sold as a one-time purchase from the creator's store. Check the product page for the current price, licence terms and how many projects or seats it covers.

  • BG Renderer MAX 1.0.27 for After Effects for Mac

    BG Renderer MAX 1.0.27 for After Effects for Mac

    BG Renderer MAX 1.0.27 for After Effects for Mac

    BG Renderer MAX 1.0.27 for After Effects for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BG Renderer MAX is an extension for Adobe After Effects, sold through aescripts + aeplugins, that renders your compositions in the background using After Effects' own rendering engine. Instead of sitting and watching a render finish, you can keep working on other projects in After Effects while the render runs separately. It also adds post-render actions and notifications, which makes it a practical workflow upgrade for motion designers who render frequently.

    Key Features

    • Render compositions in the background while you continue working in After Effects
    • Use multiple render processes to make better use of your Mac's CPU and RAM
    • Post-render actions that can produce ProRes and MP4 files from image sequences automatically
    • Render notifications by email and Slack, plus integrations such as Zapier and IFTTT
    • Monitor renders remotely so you can check progress away from your desk

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue to the download options.
    2. Go to Download from the official site and download the installer or complete your purchase there.
    3. Open the downloaded file, follow the on-screen instructions to install it, and launch the app from your Applications folder.

    System Requirements

    It requires Adobe After Effects CC 2018 or later, including recent versions listed on the official product page, running on macOS. Performance depends mainly on your Mac's available RAM and the complexity of your compositions.

    FAQs

    Does BG Renderer MAX replace Media Encoder?

    For many users, yes - that is its purpose. It renders in the background with After Effects' own engine and can handle file conversions afterwards, so you may not need to send work to Media Encoder.

    Is BG Renderer MAX a subscription?

    No. It is sold as a paid licence through aescripts + aeplugins. Check the official product page for the current price and any upgrade discount for owners of the earlier BG Renderer Pro.

  • Beautiful Wipe Title for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Beautiful Wipe Title for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Beautiful Wipe Title for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Beautiful Wipe Title for Final Cut Pro for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Beautiful Wipe Title is a title template pack for Final Cut Pro that reveals your text with a wipe effect decorated by hand-drawn slashes. It is the kind of clean, stylish title you would use for openers, section headings and social videos where a plain fade would look dull. The pack includes titles that wipe from left to right and from right to left, so you can match the direction of the animation to the movement in your footage, and like other Final Cut Pro titles it is added straight from the Titles browser.

    Key Features

    • Sleek title designs that wipe text in and out
    • Hand-drawn slash elements for a crafted, energetic feel
    • Includes left-to-right and right-to-left wipe title variants
    • Installed as native Final Cut Pro titles, ready to drag onto a timeline
    • Customisable text, so titles can be adapted to your project

    How to Download

    1. Install a recent version of Final Cut Pro on your Mac.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to get the title pack, since we could not verify a separate official product page for it.
    3. Follow the pack's install instructions, then find the titles in Final Cut Pro's Titles browser and drag one onto your timeline.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac running a recent version of macOS with Final Cut Pro installed. Title templates like this are lightweight, so any Mac that runs Final Cut Pro comfortably should handle them without extra hardware.

    FAQs

    Where do the titles appear in Final Cut Pro?

    After installation they show up in the Titles browser alongside the built-in titles, and you can preview, drag and customise them in the usual way.

    Can I change the text and timing?

    Yes. Like other Final Cut Pro titles, you type your own text in the viewer and can trim or move the title clip on the timeline to adjust when the wipe happens.

  • BeatMark 2.04 for Mac

    BeatMark 2.04 for Mac

    BeatMark 2.04 for Mac

    BeatMark 2.04 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BeatMark is a small Mac app from Ulti.Media that analyses a music file, finds its beats, and exports the result as an FCPXML file for Final Cut Pro. When you import that file, your song arrives in Final Cut Pro with a marker on every beat, ready for editing in sync with the music. It saves the tedious job of tapping markers by hand during playback, and it is especially handy for slideshows, event videos and music-driven edits where every cut should land on a beat.

    Key Features

    • Automatic beat analysis of your music files
    • Exports FCPXML that imports into Final Cut Pro with beat markers in place
    • Peak analysis mode for marking loud moments in spoken audio
    • Adjustable sensitivity and minimum distance between markers
    • Simple workflow: drop in a song, analyse, import the result

    How to Download

    1. Install Final Cut Pro on your Mac, since BeatMark prepares files for it.
    2. Download from the official site on the Ulti.Media website and download BeatMark.
    3. Analyse your song in BeatMark, then import the generated FCPXML file into Final Cut Pro to see the beat markers.

    System Requirements

    BeatMark requires a Mac running a recent version of macOS and a compatible version of Final Cut Pro for importing the FCPXML files it creates. Check the Ulti.Media site for the exact macOS and Final Cut Pro versions supported by the current release.

    FAQs

    Do I need Final Cut Pro to use BeatMark?

    Yes, in practice. BeatMark itself only analyses audio and writes the marker file; Final Cut Pro is where you import that file and do the actual editing.

    Can it mark more than music beats?

    Yes. Its peak analysis mode can place markers where the audio level passes a threshold you set, which is useful for finding the active parts of speech recordings.

  • BeatEdit for Premiere Pro 2.2.006 for Mac

    BeatEdit for Premiere Pro 2.2.006 for Mac

    BeatEdit for Premiere Pro 2.2.006 for Mac

    BeatEdit for Premiere Pro 2.2.006 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BeatEdit for Premiere Pro is an extension from mamoworld that detects the beats in your music and writes them as markers directly into the Premiere Pro timeline. That makes cutting to music much faster: instead of zooming into waveforms and placing every marker by hand, you load a song, let BeatEdit analyse it, and then use the colour-coded beat markers to line up cuts, transitions and clips. It works well for music videos, wedding films, trailers and fast-paced social edits on a Mac.

    Key Features

    • Automatic beat detection that creates markers in the Premiere timeline
    • Colour-coded markers, so downbeats and every eighth beat are easy to spot
    • Beat info panel showing tempo and the number of selected beats
    • Works with Premiere Pro's Automate to Sequence for quick automatic edits
    • Marker tools to limit, move, create or delete markers in a chosen range

    How to Download

    1. Install a supported version of Adobe Premiere Pro on your Mac.
    2. Download from the official site on the mamoworld website and download BeatEdit for Premiere Pro.
    3. Install the extension, open it from the Window menu in Premiere Pro, load your music and generate the beat markers.

    System Requirements

    BeatEdit version 2 requires Adobe Premiere Pro 13.1.5 (CC 2019) or newer, running on a recent version of macOS; current releases support Premiere Pro through the latest versions. Older Premiere releases need the older BeatEdit version, so check compatibility on the official page.

    FAQs

    Does BeatEdit edit the video for me?

    It can help: once beat markers exist, Premiere Pro's Automate to Sequence can place clips on those markers automatically. Most editors use it as a fast starting point and then fine-tune the edit themselves.

    Where do the markers live?

    You can create sequence markers or clip markers. Clip markers are stored in the audio file itself, so they travel with the song into other projects and even into After Effects.

  • BeatEdit for After Effects 2.2.005 for Mac

    BeatEdit for After Effects 2.2.005 for Mac

    BeatEdit for After Effects 2.2.005 for Mac

    BeatEdit for After Effects 2.2.005 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BeatEdit for After Effects is an extension from mamoworld, sold through aescripts + plugins, that finds the beats in a music track so you can animate in time with the music. Instead of tapping markers by hand and guessing tempos, BeatEdit analyses the audio and gives you accurate beat information you can turn into markers, keyframes, repeated animations or staggered layers. It is a favourite for music videos, lyric videos, social clips and any After Effects project where the visuals need to hit exactly on the beat.

    Key Features

    • Automatic beat detection based on research-grade beat tracking technology
    • Create beat markers on layers and compositions in a few clicks
    • Beat Wiggle tools that animate properties in time with the music
    • Repeat keyframes and stagger layers directly from the detected beats
    • Fine control over which beats your animation reacts to

    How to Download

    1. Install a compatible version of Adobe After Effects on your Mac first.
    2. Download from the official site, which is the aescripts + plugins store, and download the installer or trial.
    3. Install the extension, open it inside After Effects, load your music track and let BeatEdit detect the beats.

    System Requirements

    BeatEdit needs a recent version of macOS and a supported Adobe After Effects release; the current version supports After Effects versions from CC 2015.3 through the newest releases, including native Apple silicon support. A recent version of macOS is recommended.

    FAQs

    How accurate is the beat detection?

    BeatEdit uses beat tracking developed by university research groups in Porto and Victoria, and it is designed to stay accurate even on songs where the beat is not obvious. You can still adjust the results manually if a track changes tempo.

    Can I try BeatEdit first?

    The aescripts + plugins store normally offers a trial for mamoworld tools, so check the product page for the current trial terms before buying.