Resolume is an instrument for live video performances. Completely build to quickly improvise your videos to the music. Play up to three layers of video, with up to six effects.
Using Resolume you can easily play videos backward, forward, adjust the speed or scratch it by hand. You can freely improvise without ever stopping the video. Resolume is the preferred software of choice for many professional VJ's and video artist in 40 countries worldwide.

· accepts movies, flash, pictures and live camera input
· full 18 band FFT audio analyzer to link effects to music
· audio driven flash animations
· stream video over network
· multiple screen output
· live harddisk recording (sampling)
· 60+ built-in effects including: ascii art, zoom, solarize, invert
· 150+ effects available through FreeFrame plug-ins
· automated effect parameters
· up to six simultaneous effects
· mix up to three layers using 18 different overlay modes
· user definable transitions and masks
· control resolume with any midi or dmx controller
· send dmx signals from flash movies
· scratch video
· synchonize clips to the tempo of the music with a BPM clock
· various playmodes: loop, bounce etc.
· control playback speed and direction
· change in- and outpoints of clips
· easy access to 160 clips in interface
· file browser with clip information and preview
· chaos autopilot mode
· custom configurable keyboard shortcuts
· DVDMax support for Matrox videocards
· TheaterMode support for ATI videocards
· Y2K compliant
· superstar veejay status guaranteed

Requirements:
· ATI Radeon 9600 or better / NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 or better
· 1GB RAM

Limitations:
· 30 day trial
· Fully operational, watermarked output

What's New in This Release:
· A few last minute bugs had snuck into version 3.1 which caused a lot of instability. We were so excited that Flash was finally working properly that we wanted to release 3.1 as quickly as possible. Unfortunately we learned the hard way that a quick release can go horribly wrong. We had also spent so much time stress-testing and making Resolume a lot more stable so it was very frustrating to see that a few last minute bugs spoiled all our hard work. Fortunately these bugs were easy to find and fix