DreamCatcher releases an iPhone video recorder
Apple’s minor flaw in not equipping the iPhone with a video recorder is DreamCatcher’s gain, if ever its iPhone Video Recorder gets some headway with iPhone users. DreamCatcher is touting its application as having the ability to record audio and video in compressed mpeg4 format. That will practically save you some good amount of storage in your iPhone without sacrificing too much on video and audio quality.
The iPhone Video Recorder allows users to play back recorder video on their iPhone, download it to their computers or upload the videos to YouTube.
So as not to deplete the CPUs overhead and makes the user’s iPhone runs slow, this iPhone application does the video encoding at the end of the recording session. Users can pause the process anytime and then go back to at their most convenient time. DreamCatcher is also offering configuration of settings including audio input amplifier and video size mode settings. Image quality, brightness and the videos audio bit rate options can be configured to suit the users’ fancies as well.
The application is available for $19.95, and DreamCatcher assures that they will update the application to run on the 3G iPhone once it becomes available.
Product [iPhone Video Recorder]
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