A couple of months ago, I reviewed Aiarty Video Enhancer and tested it out on a very old video that had been transferred from a VHS tape, and I was thrilled with the result. Now, Aiarty has released an updated version (2.5) with major improvements.
I’m still in the process of enhancing all my old videos, so was keen to give this new version a try out. This time, I used a video that was recorded on my iPhone about six years ago.
New Major Improvements:
- Advanced Color Controls – Fine-tune temperature, tint, exposure, contrast, saturation, and more for precise visual adjustments
- Subtitle Track Support – Preserve original subtitles when upscaling or enhancing videos
- Multi-Audio Export– Handle complex projects with multiple audio tracks more easily
- Optimized Turbo Mode– Now up to 3x more efficient than comparable AI tools
The original video is of pretty poor quality as it was recorded under dim lighting and from a distance. Once again, Aiarty Video Enhancer performed wonders. I’ve captured a screenshot from each video clip, before and after, to try to show you just how much Aiarty Video Enhancer improves old and/or low-quality videos:
(Before)
(After)
In all honesty, the before and after images above do not do it justice. The improvement in quality and sharpness is simply amazing.
- To check out more features, please visit: Aiarty Video Enhancer
- And if you need further convincing of the software’s amazing range of capabilities, make sure to check out Aiarty Video Enhancer’s User Guide
BOTTOM LINE:
If you’ve got any old or low-quality videos that require enhancing, or are a content creator, Aiarty Video Enhancer is the software you surely must have. Highly recommended.
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Hey Jim , you should note in your article that AI video enhancement / processing is really not for everyday pc’s unless you have a really good video / graphics card and a neural processor, I mean you CAN do it but it’s not for the impatient though, without the right hardware one video can take days or weeks to process depending on the length of the video, even on the speediest home pc’s.
Hey Ed,
Aiarty doesn’t make a secret of the minimum requirements, all one has to do is visit the website to see them.
Besides, your comments get the message across very well. Thanks.