Installed this without problem on an XP64 machine and am really impressed with the quality of the upscaling I have tried. The brightness and contrast doesn't seem to add much but the upscaling (I tried 480x640 to 720x1280) worked really well. Many thanks to GOTD and Aiseesoft.

Hi,

Recent days, I fill email to receive the link, but cannot receive any email from GAOTH.

My copy did not register until I pressed the "enter" key on the keyboard. That is, it did not register or move using the designated on-screen button for that. Figure.

Tried this for the video stabilisation feature, and discovered it's useless. Couldn't even tell the difference between the original and 'fixed' video.

3-28-17 GOTD REVIEW:

Downloaded this (latest video Enhancer program), along with the Aiseesoft newest Converter ultimate trial to test enhancement and download improvements.
This latest version is sleeker, and faster in processing, but that’s about it.
Hardly any new video/audio enhancement or video fade effects, approx the same options from a year ago, when compared these latest versions used.
Tested new enhancer on a few medium quality youtube videos, on my newer WIN 10 pc, 16gB RAM, output even at Max Enhancement H.264, hardly noticed any difference in upscale quality,
The ones enhanced and trimmed by this program looked worse in output in my opinion.

Also tried their latest Aiseesoft downloader/converter Ultimate trial, has never worked consistently, many online videos fail analysis in it, bit similar programs have no problems reading and downloading the same videos. Same mediocre output results in these ones too. Again nothing special, compared to similar programs currently, was hoping output quality would be better on this update,  **(Also I used all the the Enhance Options Avail)**, but still does not quite output as higher resolutions as similar advanced Downloader/Converters tried.
*Still need better video audio enhancements, also
*Video in and fade out effect,
*Video sound effect to max or boost video sound without clipping or distorting
*Option to mute out undesired or Bad words in a video audio
*Auto correct of online video resolution, lighting or sound problems

This is not a video enhancer but a video converter with some bells and whistles to potentially enhance output, which has been present in their software before.

However, finally we have some Intel Quick Sync acceleration option, which may speed up the conversion process on more machines, although it should be noted that H265 conversion is not supported with Intel acceleration (although may be with the latest processors).

It does a good enough job with the features available.

Any idea why the description says it "enables fresh hands to adjust video effects with ease" ??? Do I even want that to happen?

The email method of requesting the license key is not working for me. No emails are received, even in the spam.
I would prefer not to burden friends on Facebook with receiving ads for the software, and would be pleased if Giveaway of the Day would eliminate this method.

Ummm, what does "Optimize brightness and contrast automatically ENABLES FRESH HANDS to adjust video effects with ease" mean? If my hands aren't "fresh", does that mean I can't adjust video effects? Just asking.

Tried only enhance with optimize and reduce options. Results were subtle improvement in color balance for video auto-exposed with very warm illumination and modest but useful reduction of jitter in pans on tripod-mounted camera.

So, used the link for this software, it's marked at $25, reduced to $17.50. The description states that this is a $45 item. Nothing to say about the product itself, I haven't tried it yet, but the "Ad" here is just odd...

I would recommend GOTD to add a label to a program line for the license. In order to clearly at the outset limited - nothing, 1 year support, one year license, etc.

I hate to be negative, but I have to say that on just one quick trial (to try to reduce slight camera shake and to have a higher resolution) I was underwhelmed....

Not only did it do nothing about camera shake, it made it look WORSE, as then it introduced JITTER in the picture. As for improved resolution -- since it was pretty good on a Samsung Galaxy 3 mobile, it should have been able to do something... But no, in fact, looking at it closely, I would say it looked WORSE.

I didn't want to have to say this, but this is what I found. I will not quite give up, and will try again with other shots -- but I don't have the time right now.

Hopefully I will find SOME use for this programme. But most of all I was looking for a way to reduce occasional minor camera shake -- and that is definitely not available. I mean, if you are gonna CLAIM it, it should at least make SOME difference, not make it WORSE...

Aiseesoft sells their converter engines to many softwarepublishers (seemingly only the interfaces differ). Though it is advertised as an enhancer, it is much like their Aiseesoft videoconverter ultimate. It has no Load disk or Edit button, but through the video enhance button you have almost the same editing functions as its bigger brother (audio to audio conversion is also not possible with the GOTD). There is something new however, the intel quick sync support that could shorten conversion times.
I find the interface of Aiseesoft converters to be the best around; you can add video´s to be converted with clipping (and merging) various parts of one video, in batch, with different export settings per video. After conversion, the video batch is not cleared so if the output is unsatisfactory, you don´t have to set up a batch again. Aspectratio or cropping errors are also problems aiseesoft has solved, contrary to the greater part of the competition.
Upscaling works good; export quality: in the years i must have tested 20+ video conversion softwares and I don´t know any better. B.t.w. when you clip a movie, the clip is added to the conversion batch. If you only want to convert the clip, remove the full (unclipped) movie from the batch.
It is not perfect (variable bitrates would be appreciated) but Aiseesoft remains my first choice in converters.

I got a video from(1920*1080):
https://archive.org/details/HdVideo-SmallBirdDancesAndSingsOnBranch
And activated all the choices on Enhance:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ko2ymm5n52g3o38/Enhance.png
And also add a watermark:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8pp7fnrzw2tz5j4/Watermerk.png
And converted it to H.265, 4096*2160 with a Intel graphics(CPU):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/foif213gblzq20b/Beperking.png
Conversion of 20 sec. video took 7 minutes (Intel i7, 3,2 Ghz, 16Gb):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q10js647u8fhudk/VerwerkingIntel.png
With NVidia also 7 minutes, extra mirroring:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j25nwnw9wnnk49y/VerwerkingNVidia.png
Result about 76Mb
Intel: https://ootjegotd.stackstorage.com/s/7F5elQa2sPKzKrf
NVidia: https://ootjegotd.stackstorage.com/s/P0DjOSwkDTi1d0m

How does it compare with "Video Enhancer 2", given away here last February?

https://www.giveawayoftheday.com/video-enhancer

Just disappointed, it's nothing more than a video converter, how can they even call this "Professional editing software".
No wonder no screenshots on this page.

Not working under new radeon crimson drivers.Also video ultimate converter ,same company stopped working too.