Before conversion is started, you can enhance your video image by using different visual filters - for example, change the brightness and contrast settings, deinterlace and deblock your video and so on.

• Magic Enhance: automatically removes any color casts by calculating the best balance of colors in a frame. This filter is really magic: it fixes almost everything what is wrong and removes any defects. Not only does it repair color balance, but also fixes brightness, contrast and color levels.
• Auto Contrast: automatically calculates the best contrast in the frame; enhances highlights and shadows, making the dark parts of the frames darker, and the light ones lighter.
• Auto White Balance: automatically calculates the best white balance values according to the lighting conditions in the video; fixes the error when white color appears gray or blue.
• Deblock: improves visual quality of your video by smoothing the sharp edges which can appear between blocks when block coding techniques are used.
• Deinterlace: transforms the mixed interlaced frames into normal video frames and removes the interlaced horizontal rows.
• Brightness: provides advanced options for the brightness adjusting.
• Contrast: provides advanced options for the contrast adjusting.
• Hue: lets you adjust the hue of the entire image.
• Saturation: lets you adjust the saturation of the entire image.

To adjust your video:

1. Click below the Preview area or select Edit > Adjust Video....
2. Adjust your video by applying necessary effects. You can discard all changes at any time simply clicking the Reset button.
3. Make sure that the Enable Adjust check box is selected: if it is not, the adjustment will be temporary disabled.
4. Click OK to save the changes or Cancel to cancel the operation.

NOTE:
As soon as you apply the Adjust effect to the video, the Eye icon () will appear next to it in the List of opened files: the opened eye means the effect is enabled, the closed eye means the effect is disabled. To enable or disable the effect, simply click the Eye or right-click it and select a corresponding command from the context menu. You can also get back to the original of your video by selecting the Return to original command from the context menu or Edit > Return to original from the main menu.

See next:
Adding watermark

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