Is YouCam 7 Deluxe any good?
Seems like the effects are pretty decent, it's the only one I'm interested in.

Tier 1 for me.

Does anyone know if licenses can be used on multiple machines (as in Steam) and if not, is there a way to transfer them manually from one machine to another?

Bump

Already have Vegas so nope. Also, T4*

I think that's a list of all the free bundled preinstalled stuff that came on my Lenovo laptop. :P

Thank you for posting BraiNKilleR. :-)

Wot? No new Windows version or anti-trolls package? ^^

A lot of this stuff has been given away free over the years. I have a bunch of copies of PowerDirector for example.

They might have sold more copies if they'd included PowerDVD as that could be useful to some.

Lots of this is outdated and very bloated compared to similar programs, aside from being mediocre most of the time.

PowerDirector 14 LE - LE stands for Light Edition, so it is not as featured as Ultra and represents basically a giveaway edition given away in previous versions and i found the version 14 on heise.de Adventskalender from 2016 too. It's a filler for this bundle.

Kind of cross-posting in this thread for free open-source alternatives to this package, if people are interested in similar tools:

Image Editing

• GIMP (similar to Photoshop, full editor)
• PhotoScape (easy to pickup and use for simple photo touch-ups & filters)

Video Editing

• OpenShot
• ShortCut

I haven't used the CyberLink tools before so this is just from my overall perception, but they seem kind of cheesy and stuff that open source tools may be able to do better with a little more time investment put in to learn the software. That said, there may be some time-saving benefits to the CyberLink software if the tools fit your needs, but I'm usually of the opinion that established open source software with strong communities behind them are often actually more robust and better maintained and supported than low-tier consumer products aimed at the entry-level market.

I wish HumbleBundle could find some actually good software to bundle up instead of the mostly crap they've put in so far. They keep bundling up these fairly worthless software packages that often have better free, open-source alternatives out there that don't require odd activation and licensing restrictions to keep up to date.

It'd be amazing if they could pull together an Adobe bundle with some high-quality plugins like Twixtor or something like that.

Way too much DRM and restrictions, otherwise I might have been interested.