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LifeFlix Free

LifeFlix Free

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No credit card required. LifeFlix Free is a free trial with most of the functions of the paid version. The primary difference is that imported video will have a watermark.

LifeFlix is Mac software for importing, enhancing, editing and sharing video. 

Import

  • Import legacy tape-based formats such as VHS, MiniDV, HDV, Video8, Hi8 & Digital8.
  • Import modern file-based formats created on iPhones, Androids, tablets and digital cameras (eg. .MOV, .MP4, etc.).

Enhance

  • Upscale and future-proof your old standard definition video to HD (high definition) or 4K while preserving image quality, texture and detail.
  • Use Video Adjustments to enhance color, exposure, sharpness, highlights & shadows and the vibrance of your video.
  • Convert MOV video files to MP4 and vice-versa.

Editing

  • LifeFlix has easy to use editing features to get rid of unwanted footage. Quickly trim your footage down to the highlights of memorable moments.

Sharing & Archiving

  • Share videos with iMessage, AirDrop and Photos.
  • Archive video by sharing to Dropbox, Photos or export directly from LifeFlix to your cloud storage service of choice (eg. Google Drive, Apple iCloud, Microsoft OneDrive, etc.)

Requires macOS Monterey 12 or above. LifeFlix v3.6 is also provided free of charge for customers using older version of macOS. Natively supported on M1 and M2 Macs.

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    Customer Reviews

    Based on 262 reviews
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    Katherine Cashmer (Milwaukee, US)
    Hard to Rate

    It’s difficult to rate since I wasn’t really able to do anything using the trial version once I uploaded a video. I didn’t purchase it after the trial because the trial did not allow me to really play around with it.

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    Destiny Jennings (Atlanta, US)

    not great.

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    Laurie Miller (Surfside, US)
    It could be better but its a great solution

    I had to upgrade to really see if it worked properly.

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    John LaFon (Sharpsburg, US)
    Never got to use it

    Not enough time to evaluate it

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    Don Matheson (Seattle, US)
    Good experience with LifeFlix

    I needed a way to capture family video from 20 year old DV tapes. There had been some degradation, causing the capture process using iMovie or QuickTime impractical due to frequent stoppage. As a last resort I installed LifeFlix, and by using the Resume and Combine features was able to capture as much footage as possible. I can recommend it especially if dealing with degraded tape.

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    Bengt Schröder (Lomma, SE)
    Didn’t work

    Didn’t work

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    Ori Weinberg (Tel Aviv, IL)
    No support for import of dvavi files

    No support for import of dvavi files

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    lando (Seattle, US)
    Software won't capture footage

    The software won't capture my footage. It recognizes the camera but won't capture any of the footage. Sony DCR-TVR running latest Macos

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    John Doe (Chicago, US)
    Too Simple

    Works and definitely designed for simple use, but with that said it’s too simple and not even slight adjustments like storage directory. Also digital data does not come across like clip length and a very vague date gets applied to entire tape and not the scenes.

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    Dave Vannorsdel (Hoffman Estates, US)
    Got it to work

    Bought and used Lifefklix several years ago and needed a few more tapes captured so bought version 4 which did not work and got a prompt refund. Updates were made to the software and so I bit the bullet and bought it for $100. Now the price is $49. I got everything to work finally but feel cheated with the pricing.

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