Timelapse Video Maker app analytics for October 16

A timelapse video is a video that's been created by taking a series of photos at a regular interval (often a few seconds apart), then speeding them up and stitching them together. The result is a video that shows changes in the subject matter over time, but much faster than normal speed. For example, you might see a video of a flower blooming in seconds, or of a sunset in a few minutes. This app allows you to create timelapse video from already existing images or video files, or using the device's camera. Current app features: • create timelapse video from image sequence • create timelapse video from video files • images / videos will be included in the order of selection • add soundtrack (select local audio file from your device) • configurable settings for the output video file • NEW! create timelapse video using camera Output video settings: • aspect (portrait / landscape / square) • resolution (up to 4k + custom) • image framing mode (crop / fit / fill) • frame rate (up to 60 FPS) • audio and video bit rate • key frame interval • duration Free version limitations: • maximum 500 images per timelapse • maximum 2 input videos per timelapse • only 30 FPS • limited options for the: • output resolution • audio and video bitrate • Key Frame Interval • duration of the resulting video • camera capture duration • app logo automatically added at the end of the video Users can upgrade to Premium Version via in-app purchase (one time payment). Premium version advantages: • no limit for the input image count • no limit for the input video count • higher output resolution + custom resolution • more FPS options • more audio and video bitrate options • more Key Frame Interval options • more video duration options + custom duration • more options for the camera capture duration + custom duration • removed ending logo Note - supported video resolutions: Supported resolutions may vary, depending on your device. Most devices usually support resolutions up to: • 1920x1080 • 1080x1920 Some devices also support 4k: • 2160x3840 • 3840x2160 For custom resolutions, it is recommended that both width and height are: • at least 128 • even number