Video Enhancer is a Windows utility that can help you increase resolution of your video files while trying to preserve quality of the original clip as much as possible.

With the help of VirtualDub filters, Video Enhancer tries to apply multiple adjustments to the new video, including brightness control, noise removal and color correction. Additionally, it can recompress the processed video with any codec the user chooses, through a very simple and intuitive interface.

And speaking of interface, Video Enhancer has quite a minimal look, with a few options displayed in the main window and making beginners' lives a lot easier.

Besides choosing the path to the source file, the user also has to pick the so-called “Super Resolution work mode”, which can be focused  either on speed or on quality. Additionally, they have to select the output video file, but also the frame size and the compression ratio.

If you need assistance throughout this process, it's better to use the built-in wizard and thus let Video Enhancer lend you a hand. All you need is to answer a few questions regarding the original video and let the app know if its interlaced or in case there's too much noise.

The “Options” menu lets you enable multithreading, configure the app to work in low priority and choose one of the built-in skins for the program.

Just as expected, Video Enhancer works on all Windows versions out there, but it seriously stresses up the machine while processing a new video. While it manages to change resolution of any clip, there's still too much noise, so it's probably a good idea to concentrate on the configuration process as much as possible.

Overall, Video Enhancer is a handy utility and it's quite a good thing that it supports batch conversion. With a proper configuration process, it could really do an amazing job.