App Shopper: iVidCam (for 3G/2G with 30x Digital Zoom) (Photography)

App Activity

Apr 05 '10	Version 2.4
Mar 24 '10	Version 2.3
Jan 15 '10	Version 2.2
Jan 09 '10	Version 2.1
Dec 29 '09	Version 2.0
Dec 21 '09	$1.99 -> $.99
Dec 18 '09	New App: $1.99, v1.0

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iVidCam (for 3G/2G with 30x Digital Zoom)

iOS iPhone

Video recording w/30x digital super zoom for iPhone 3g/2g!

Recording Features:
* 30x digital super zoom (new in v2.1! activate in Settings.)
* Record in portrait and landscape
* Choose from 3 different resolutions: 426x320, 320x240, and 213x160
* No recording time limit
* Option to queue videos to encode later.

Archive and Share Your Videos Using:
* Save to camera roll (for videos recorded with v2.4 or higher).
* WiFi Transfer to Desktop
* Email videos (videos should be under a couple minutes long)
* YouTube Uploader
* Email YouTube Link (you must first upload video to YouTube in order to share video link)
* Tweet Video Link With Twitter (you must first upload to YouTube in order to share video link)

Other Features:
* Plays well on QuickTime
* Built-in landscape movie viewer
* Encodes and saves your videos as mp4 files. No internet connection necessary because all the encoding is done within the app (and not on a far away server).

Tips:
* Recorded videos might appear a bit choppy due to frame rate. Sound recording can be turned off in settings for improved frame rate capture.
* iVidCam records whatever shows on your screen while recording, including alerts from other apps. Receiving phone calls while recording will cancel recording. If you have an important long video to shoot, turn off notifications and activate airplane mode in your iPhone settings.

Check out www.ividcam.com for demo video, forums, and latest news! Follow us @ividcam on Twitter!

iVidCam utilizes FFmpeg libraries (copyright 2000-2008 Fabrice Bellard, et al, trademark Fabrice Bellard). FFMpeg is a free software licensed under the GNU LPGL License, http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html. Source code can be found at www.ffmpeg.org . Also, the source code of FFmpeg, as supplied with iVidCam, can be found at http://www.ividcam.com/source/iVidCamLGPL.zip .