Video Enhancer (dvd shrink)
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Dee Mon
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Windows
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Shareware |
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$24.95 (Buy it now)
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34000
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allows you to increase resolution of your video with unbelievable quality (you can convert your SD video to good looking HD!), use dozens of VirtualDub filters and re-compress processed video with any codec. allows you to: Increase resolution of your video with Video Super Resolution technique which delivers unbelievable quality by using information from previous frames, while all the other resize methods use information from one current frame. Now you can convert your SD video to HD! Use more than a hundred of VirtualDub filters allowing you to do everything you want with your video: deinterlacing, denoising, deblocking, color correction, deshaking, sharpening, visual effects etc. On multiprocessor systems, dual core or hyperthreading CPUs works a lot faster than VirtualDub because all filters, decoders and coders work in separate threads simultaneously. Open any video which can be played on your system and re-compress it with any video codec (DirectShow, DMO and Video for Windows) installed in your system. With you can do all these tasks together or just some of them. |
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