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Thursday
Nov152012

Algoriddim Releases Vjay for the iPhone

Algoriddim released their video music app vjay for the iPhone. The app, which has been already available for the iPad for a couple of months, offers audio visual effects, iTunes integration and much more.

Features included:

  • Direct access to user's media on the device (music videos, movies, camera roll footage, music) 
  • iTunes Store integration (search, browse, preview and purchase artist music videos)
  • Built-in camera integration
  • Portrait and landscape modes
  • VideoScratch
  • Video Transitions 
  • Audio Visual Effects 
  • Live Movie recording with instant export to Facebook or YouTube
  • Fullscreen mode 
  • Support for external displays via iPad adapter cable (HDMI, VGA, or Composite) and AirPlay for streaming video and audio
  • Colorized EQ 
  • Slow-motion (time stretching) 
  • Split A/V crossfade mode (crossfade video independently from audio, and vice versa) 
  • Advanced Audio Tools: Waveforms, Auto-Gain, Automatic Beat and Tempo Detection, Beat-matching, Slicing, Auto-Sync, Pitch-bending, Cue Point, Looping, Speed Change, Reverse Playback 
  • Support for multi-route audio (e.g. HDMI + built in headphone jack) and multi-channel audio interfaces.
  • Support for major audio formats like MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF
  • Video formats supported: H.264 and MPEG-4 video up to 1080p, 30 frames per second in .mp4, .m4v and .mov file formats

The app is available for $0.99 for a limited time only in the App Store [iTunes Link].

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