LifeFlix Free

LifeFlix Free

LifeFlix Free

Great program with nominal need for literature review. Very intuitive and without issues upon implementation. I have already transitioned from iMovie. Utilized Sony camcorder without incident!

Works like a champ even though I have to use the work around due to the Canon/Mac thing. perfect! So simple to set up and use. Thanks!!

Trialed LiteFlix with their free option to check compatibility.
My handicam was not recognised and despite good help from their support team have been unable to rectify the issue so now looking at a video capture device.
Thanks for your help.

Was having trouble finding something to copy across my digital camera tapes tried this free version worked great so I purchased the product
Thankyou

Ich habe eine alte Sony DCR-PC110E und bereits viele Versuche gestartet, über Firewire die Bänder auf mein MacBook Pro (MacOS 11.2.3) zu übertragen. Mit LifeFlix funktioniert das einwandfrei.
Das Aufsplittern in einzelne Szenen würde ich gerne abstellen können. Das ist anscheinend nicht möglich.

LifeFlix is a fine tool for one job, and it does it well. It is really easy to set up and use, and the apparent lack of options and settings does not make it less useful. There are a small number issues that prevent me from awarding it five stars:

a) On my computer (a MacMini 2012 which I like because it has a FireWire port), LifeFlix crashes relatively often. Up to now, no work was lost, thankfully
b) There is no time indicator when scrubbing imported videos. This would help a lot when assembling aborted imports
c) Although it is much better than other methods I've tried, LifeFlix is still rather keen to abort the import process when it imports a few seconds of bad video or static. The old VHS/VHC-C tapes I am transferring via a Sony Camera with analog in/DV out often contain a series of clips that weren't professionally edited. It is rather time consuming to continuously rewind and restart the import process after it was automatically aborted. I would rather that it just imported a complete tape with all its deficiencies and edit out the defective later. It would save me hours of time if LifeFlix had a "no matter what happens just import the video even if it looks really bad until I tell it to stop" mode.

I used the free version, and while the app is not perfect, it does the job quite well and is really the only option out there on the Mac side for digitizing video from a Hi-8 or DV camcorder. I was able to successfully digitize a mini-DV tape using a Canon Elura 100 camcorder, and in spite of the weird audio bug with Canons I was able to work around that and capture the audio correctly.

It is expensive but it works. Good luck with your project