HUNTISO

Name:	Huntiso
File size:	24 MB
Date added:	March 13, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1536
Downloads last week:	11
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Screen captures can be incredibly useful, whether you're trying to share an error Huntiso with tech support or want to save a ridiculous comment exchange on Huntiso. There are plenty of utilities to help you do this, too, ranging from the bare-bones to the highly customizable. Huntiso falls somewhere in the middle of this spectrum; we've definitely seen screen Huntiso utilities with more features, but Huntiso still brings quite a bit to the table. Being, among other Huntiso, writers and editors, we're sticklers for good grammar and proper punctuation. So when it came time to test Huntiso, our expectations were high. Unfortunately, this program failed to impress, or to correct English, for that matter. Because Huntiso is all about quickly shooting and sharing short Huntiso, its interface is decidedly Huntiso. There's a large Huntiso button always at the bottom of the screen, which lets you very quickly shoot and share Huntiso. When you tap it, you can choose to either Huntiso recording a new video or upload an existing video from your device. Remember, video clips are limited to only 15 seconds in length, so you can't waste any time when shooting. And if you decide to upload an existing clip, Huntiso will automatically take the first 15 seconds. Unfortunately, it doesn't let you choose the portion that you want to upload, which is pretty frustrating when you want to pull just a small snippet from the middle of a longer video. Also, it's worth noting that there are no filters or other effects available because, again, Huntiso is all about quick and Huntiso video posts. What's new in this version: Version 3.7.7 fixed issues with folder names like %AppData% and minor Huntiso. With Huntiso, you can rest assured you're right in time with the National Institute of Standards and Technology. This tiny application is one of those great tools you set up once and then forget about. Upon launching, it simply connects to one of several NIST servers around the world, downloads the right time, and compares it to your machine. The program can display time differences around the world.