Responsive Video Grid For Mac

Responsive Video Grid brings to the table a very easy solution for generating video galleries without having to deal with complicated tools or even writing a single line of code.

To get the job done, Responsive Video Grid comes with a couple of predefined themes for the galleries, allows you to load videos in different formats, and can generate both the HTML file for the gallery and move the files to a separate repository.

When you start a new project in the Responsive Video Grid application, you need to provide an output location, and set a title, choose a theme for the gallery (Classic, Shadow, or Blue). You must also specify the photo’s alignment (left or center) and the number of videos you want to see per page.

To generate the gallery, you need to direct the Responsive Video Grid app to the folder that contains all the video files. The utility will scan the directory and load only the supported file formats, such as AVI, MP4, MOV, OGG, or WEBM.

Responsive Video Grid also provides control over the grid appearance: you can include time stamps, the video filename, and the file path. You can opt to link to the original files or choose to move them to a new repository.

Even though creating a new repository takes longer and requires additional disk space, the function is great if you want to publish the gallery together with the source files online. Otherwise, you will be able to view and interact with the video showcase only on the host machine.

When generating movie galleries, Responsive Video Grid employs the Bootstrap framework, which means that the output is responsive to changes in medium, such as visualizing the HTML file on a mobile device.

Responsive Video Grid will organize the videos onto multiple pages, allows you to customize the gallery's appearance without having to know how to code, and the output project is web friendly which means that you can have it published online right away.