XSplit VS Flixier

XSplit is a live streaming and recording software designed for gaming, presentations and live events. This AI-powered software allows game developers to start live streaming of their games in pristine quality. The software also has a multilingual support team to assist you 24/7.

Currently there are four members in the XSplit family:

• XSplit Broadcaster
• XSplit Gamecaster
• XSplit VCam
• XSplit Express Video Editor

Product Plans:

• Lifetime Premium license - 449.00 USD
• 3 months Premium license - 24.95 USD every 3 month(s)
• 12 months Premium license - 59.95 USD every 12 month(s)

Flixier Pro is an advanced online video editing tool. The key components of the product are amazingly fast rendering time that doesn’t require a high end computer, Google Docs collaboration style for video editors and all the actors involved in the process (producers, managers, etc.), streamlined communication for draft reviews, and easy access to plenty of cloud storage.

The main advantages of Flixier are:

Fast Rendering - Flixier Pro can render any video that is up to 60 minutes long in under one minute. It also does rendering in the cloud freeing up your computer for other tasks. The great thing about this is that you don’t need to spend a ton of money on expensive hardware.

Streamlined Collaboration - Getting feedback with Flixier Pro is as easy as clicking a button and sharing a link. People can start adding comments that show up directly in the video editing software. This is amazing because now you only need to render when the video is complete. And rendering is blazing fast, read above. Flixier Pro users can easily share their assets with colleagues. This is great because until now it was very frustrating to share libraries and projects and keep them in sync. Even more, team members can work together in real time on the same project, just like in Google Docs

Cloud Storage - We remove the need of having to buy expensive storage drives, worry about carrying them around or having to upgrade your computer, just to add a few gigabytes of storage.