Jan 17, 2018
Sam Bakker has launched a new video marketing tool called Recastly, which makes it easier than ever before to add subtitles to videos. This allows them to be enjoyed by more people, boosting the effectiveness of video marketing strategies.
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Wanchai,, Hong Kong - January 17, 2018 /PressCable/ —
A new video marketing tool, called Recastly, has been launched by Sam Bakker as a way to help businesses achieve success in the competitive online space. It offers an easy way to create captions for any video, and can generate subtitles quickly and easily in almost all languages.
More information can be found at: http://letsgolook.at/Recastly
Recastly was created from the ground up to be an easy to use video marketing tool that can help companies in any niche. With Recastly, anyone can burn subtitles onto videos with no special step required, which makes it easier for more viewers to see, understand and enjoy content online.
This makes it especially beneficial for uploading business videos to Facebook, where they can be shared far and wide. If the video didn’t have subtitles, viewers from other countries would rarely be able to understand the content.
However, with Recastly from Sam Bakker, businesses are able to tap into larger markets. Recastly also lets the business owner reveal subtitles word by word, which means that they will appear as they are spoken.
This can help lead to more enjoyable, less distracting videos. It is also a great way to ensure that readers won’t know what’s coming up in the scene before it happens, which can ruin the drama.
In addition to this, the tool comes with a powerful text to speech engine that can replace the voice in the video with automated, natural sounding voiceovers. These come in over 50 languages, so videos can be converted into any language.
It also has a wide range of templates ready to go, making it easy to pick up and use even when customers don’t have video editing experience. The tool can help businesses in any niche to reach out to a larger audience, driving engagement, getting more visitors, and ultimately increasing sales.
Full details can be found on the URL above. Additional information is provided at: http://muncheye.com/sam-bakker-recastly
Contact Info:
Name: Mindquo
Organization: Muncheye
Address: 8 Hennessy Road, Wanchai,, Hong Kong Island 999077, Hong Kong
For more information, please visit http://muncheye.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 288222
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