SuperEasy Video Booster

Automatically Optimize Your Video Clips

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Platforms: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 (both 32 and 64 bit)

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It's easy to take video nowadays, whether you're using a dedicated camera or even a smartphone. But as the sheer volume of user-generated video content increases, overall quality is taking a nosedive! It's not just bad artistic judgment, it's also due to compression, bad lighting, and various hardware-related deficiencies, all brought to the fore by high definition. It's time to fix what's wrong, with today's discount software promotion, SuperEasy Video Booster!

SuperEasy Video Booster filters and fixes common problems with your videos, punching up color, sharpening contrast, and repairing lighting issues. With SuperEasy Video Booster, you can restore all of your video clips to their optimal glory without resorting to complex video editing procedures. Imagine being able to automatically correct global problems with one click, or taking the wheel yourself to manually optimize your favorite clip!

A real time preview shows you just how much magic SuperEasy Video Booster can work in just a few seconds. Immediately see colors as they were when you shot the footage, and witness videos that pop so much more brightly, you'd think you traded up to a completely different computer. It's all here waiting for you to discover, with SuperEasy Video Booster!

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Cyrus Frankly, I think I just lost ten dollars. The program freezes, and when after half dozen tries you succeed to open a video (after 30-60 seconds of wait on an i7 machine, it either shows a green or black screen in the area where the video suppose to be! Then it freezes again. I tried two different video formats, No success. In addition, it downloads "SuperEasy Deals!" Did I ask for that? Very disappointed.

May 26 2013 at 1:22am Copy Link

MagicTricks.com Program works fine on my Win 7 64-bit.

It's a simple program that does two things: it strenthens the contrast (making many videos less "foggy" looking with more color pop) and it rotates the video (useful for those who held the camera on its side when taking the video, like my wife's friend sometimes does) LOL

We make a lot of product demo videos for our site (we're up over 1,000). I use Cyberlink PowerDirector 11 to process the videos, and SuperEasy Video Booster is a toy compared to that.

But I also do short videos to answer questions submitted by customers. Usually that involves very close up shots showing hand movements as I perform a magic trick. This program will let me shoot footage with my tripod mounted desk camera and will give the video a sharper look so my customers can get more out of it. Quick and simple for that purpose.

May 26 2013 at 4:24am Copy Link

Joe Villarreal Could not get the program to work either; outline frame of the program with the desktop in the middle. Using Windows 7 i7 cpu and Nvidia graphics card. Luckily I only tried the trial version.

May 26 2013 at 6:44am Copy Link

bvssunnydale FYI - the BitsDuJour site almost inaccessible today. Might be my provider (Cox) but took four minutes to get to home page and same for links to function.

May 26 2013 at 11:35am Copy Link

John H I was willing to try this on my older Lenovo X61 core 2 .... but if the paid version comes with ad ware, I think I will pass.

I don't mind a developer trying to support their efforts through legitimate means. An occasional concise email through my registered email address is fine and effective.

May 26 2013 at 12:01pm Copy Link

Please note that all comments for this promotion will be screened before posting. It's nothing personal, just a step we have to take because of a few bad apples last time around.