Video Deshake - Stabilizer Hack 1.0.4 + Redeem Codes
Stabilize any shaky video
Developer: Dongwook Cho
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $2.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.0.4
ID: com.mobilab.deshakevideo
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Description
[Video Deshake] is a professional video stabilizer app which enables you to stabilize any shaky video.
With the powerful stabiliztaion options and intuitive user interface, you can easily stabilize any shaky video.
- Professional stabilization options including accuracy, shakiness and encoding performance.
- Intuitive user interface. Compare shaky video and stabilized video side by side in one screen.
- Get perfectly stabilized video with recursive try.
- Save and share the stabilized video.
With the powerful stabiliztaion options and intuitive user interface, you can easily stabilize any shaky video.
- Professional stabilization options including accuracy, shakiness and encoding performance.
- Intuitive user interface. Compare shaky video and stabilized video side by side in one screen.
- Get perfectly stabilized video with recursive try.
- Save and share the stabilized video.
Version history
1.0.4
2023-01-21
- Minor bugs fixed.
1.0.3
2022-09-14
- Support for iOS16
1.0.2
2021-07-29
- Misc bug fix.
1.0.1
2020-09-18
- Works flawless on iOS14
1.0
2020-05-22
Ways to hack Video Deshake - Stabilizer
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Ratings
3.5 out of 5
8 Ratings
Reviews
Agnes Nutter, Witch,
Decent, flawed
The app did a pretty good job of stabilizing my video! However, I don’t recommend it to people trying to do serious video work, as regardless of your encoding settings, the video gets seriously compressed before the app even starts to analyze it, so the output looks terrible quality, to my eyes.
If you don’t care about that sort of thing, this app might be a great option for you!
To the developer, I would also recommend clarifying the “shakiness” slider — is it for setting “how shaky is the input” or “how much stabilization should be applied?” I tapped the label and got an explanation that didn’t clarify this difference.
Additionally, I think what the previous one-star reviewer may have run into is assuming that the stabilized output would be automatically saved, not realizing that you have to export it. I would recommend making that more obvious as well.
If you don’t care about that sort of thing, this app might be a great option for you!
To the developer, I would also recommend clarifying the “shakiness” slider — is it for setting “how shaky is the input” or “how much stabilization should be applied?” I tapped the label and got an explanation that didn’t clarify this difference.
Additionally, I think what the previous one-star reviewer may have run into is assuming that the stabilized output would be automatically saved, not realizing that you have to export it. I would recommend making that more obvious as well.
marcusphotoguy,
Potential
The app crashes on each encode.
electronic_liz,
Doesn’t really work
I tried this with a couple of short videos, and I tried multiple settings. Every “deshaken” video has shaking where there was none in the original video, and it didn’t noticeably smooth out other parts. Deleting this app.
@rafid@,
Failed
It doesn't work and doesn't make a change on the video.
