As part of an ongoing promotion WonderFox is now offering its Video Watermark software for free. WonderFox Video Watermark would normally sell for $69.95us but is available free to everyone right now and until 25th November.
WonderFox Video Watermark giveaway – The software
WonderFox Video Watermark focus on protecting your video copyright. Do you worry your video that one day will be unauthorized using and sharing? When people watching your video, do you want to let viewers know you are the owner? You may need to add identity and ownership information to your video, ensure that viewers know the source.
WonderFox Video Watermark can help you to do that. This Video Watermark tool allows you to embed text, image, logo, sign (include animated) to your video in batch mode. Video Watermark has simple operation, friendly interface and high speed process, so the processing of watermarking becomes very easy and fast. You can finish it with a few clicks, it is an excellent solution to protect and annotate your video.
- Fully Protect Video Copyright
- 150+ Free Watermark materials
- Accurately Control Watermark via Timeline
- Text and Image Watermark Supported
- Support to Convert, Enhance and Edit Video Files
- View more details regarding WonderFox Video Watermark and its features on the home page here: http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/video-watermark/
WonderFox Video Watermark giveaway – How to get it
Visit the special WonderFox promotion page here: http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/promotion.html. Click on the Download button to download the software. Click on the Get License button to view your license code.
That’s all there is to it.
**On the same promotion page you’ll see that WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro is also still available for free… until 20th November.
i cant find the license i thought i had it saved but i guess not can anyone help?
Can’t help you out with this one James. We keep a record of all license codes associated with DCT giveaways but these external giveaways are strictly between the user and the vendor… sorry mate.
Cheers… Jim