I’ve been using TunePat VideoGo All-In-One for a few weeks, and it’s been really convenient. Instead of downloading separate apps for Netflix, Disney+, or Amazon, this one program handles them all. The quality is solid (1080p looks clear enough on my laptop and tablet), and I like that it keeps the original audio and subtitles. Batch downloading whole seasons saves me a lot of time. That said, it’s not perfect. No 4K support yet, and sometimes I have to log back in when the streaming service updates. The file sizes can also get pretty big if you choose the best settings. Overall though, it’s reliable, easy to use, and worth it if you have multiple streaming subscriptions.
What's great
all-in-one platform (4)time-saving (1)reliable (1)batch processing (2)high-quality output (4)subtitle support (2)audio track preservation (2)
What needs improvement
no 4k support (1)account reauthentication required (1)large file sizes (1)
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I've been using AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI for a few months now, and I'm really impressed with the latest updates. The new interface is much more intuitive and easier to use, and the new features are really helpful. I especially like the ability to fine-tune the AI models with manual values, and the new ultra AI model is a huge improvement over the previous one. My videos look much better now, and I'm able to work much more efficiently. Overall, I'm very happy with the software and I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs to enhance their videos.
What's great
easy to use (3)intuitive interface (1)AI model updates (2)manual AI model tuning (1)
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This tool is more than I expected. I tried to fix some old pictures of my grandpa, the output results are quite satisfying. I showed the pictures to my grandpa and he liked it so much. LOL
What's great
effective for old photos (2)
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