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Video chat quality enhancement software
Nic Rossmüller : April 4th 2007 - 22:05 CET
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 Video chat quality enhancement software : ArcSoft announced the release of ArcSoft Magic-i Visual. A smaller, simpler, and easier-to-use version of Magic-i 3, ArcSoft’s popular webcam-enhancing application, Magic-i Visual Effects software augments the video chat experience through frames, effects, and themes. “Magic-i Visual Effects video chat quality enhancement software is a great way for our OEM customers to provide a little extra fun and creativity with their webcams or webcam applications,” said Michael Downs, ArcSoft Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. “It provides a set of easy to use effects that are added in real time to the video stream of another application, such as ArcSoft WebCam Companion.”
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 Magic-i Visual Effects - Video Plug-in
Magic-i Visual Effects provides both still and animated frames, interactive themes, and a variety of effects. It also automatically enhances video quality by adjusting brightness and contrast. Using ArcSoft’s new “Video Plug-in” technology, Magic-i Visual Effects launches automatically with video chat clients and webcam applications. Its unobtrusive panel interface allows users to select fun effects without distracting from their video chat experience. Magic-i Visual Effects is available now for OEM licensing.
ArcSoft Magic-i Visual Effects - Features
• Automatically launches when any video conversation started
• Provides Fun Frames and Animation Frame templates
• Includes ability to download additional effects or content as plug-ins
• Provides face tracking and digital pan, tilt, and zoom
• Automatically enhances video quality by adjusting brightness and contrast
About ArcSoft
ArcSoft, Inc. is an industry leading software developer of multimedia technologies and applications across desktop and embedded platforms. Working closely with major OEM manufacturers, ArcSoft offers a full line of imaging and video solutions that enhance the features, performance, and user experience of mobile phones, digital cameras, optical drives, personal computers, and consumer electronics devices.
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