AVS Video Editor

AVS produces a range of video and audio software, with their flagship product being the AVS Video Editor. 

You can use this program to trim, cut, split, merge, rotate, and mix videos. It allows you to apply effects and overlays, insert menus, audio, texts, and subtitles. You can even burn DVD/Blu-ray discs if you still use physical media. You can select between 300 innovative video effects and transitions. Insert menus, audio, text comments, and subtitles. Stabilize video camera shaky recordings.

AVS Video Editor supports all key video formats. Edit and save video files in AVI, VOB, MP4, and many more formats. You can process video with different frame sizes: HD, Full HD, 2K Quad HD, 4K Ultra HD, and DCI 4K.

Due to the integrated video cache technology, HD-video editing becomes faster. You can also use hardware acceleration for video decoding through selected Intel HD Graphics or NVIDIA GeForce video cards (GPU). 

You pay a single subscription fee to gain access to five AVS products:

1. • AVS Video Editor
   • AVS Video Converter
   • AVS Video ReMaker
   • AVS Audio Converter
   • AVS Audio Editor

AVS Video Converter allows you to convert your videos to all key formats easily. You can use customized profiles for playback on any device. AVS Audio Converter lets you do the same for audio files – MP3, WMA, WAV, M4A, FLAC, and others.

AVS Video ReMaker leys you edit video files without re-encoding and quality loss. You can cut and delete unwanted parts, and change scene sequence, burning your video to DVD or Blu-Ray if you so desire.

With AVS Audio Editor, you can enhance your audio with special effects and filters, record audio data from various inputs, and save audio files in popular audio formats.

At the time of writing, prices were reduced substantially, but the regular rates for a subscription are $69 for a year or $199 for unlimited access. Subscriptions give access to all six products, free technical support, and free updates.