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&lt;p&gt;To generate revenue, MotionDSP Thursday added a premium service that for US$2 allows users to download back to their computers high-resolution versions of the videos using FixMyMovie&#039;s automatic enhancement technology. The premium service makes the enhanced video&#039;s resolution as much as four times sharper than its original with double the frame rate. Using the premium service instead of the free service eliminates MotionDSP&#039;s logo from the video,encodes with high bit rates to preserve video details, and bumps up the file size to accommodate videos that are 100 megabytes with a 640-by-480 screen size.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Based on technology developed for video forensics like law enforcement uses, the San Mateo start-up&#039;s FixMyMovie improves resolution, corrects for poor lighting, and removes blockiness and other artifacts often a problem when filming with mobile telephones,consumer-grade video cameras, and amateur lighting. The new premium service also keeps intact the features of the company&#039;s free service -uploading, fixing, and sharing videos with friends or to Google&#039;sYouTube® Web site and downloading a high-resolution, still JPEG image.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The company offers three versions of its premium service in AppleiPod®, Microsoft® Windows Media™ 10, and Adobe® Flash® 9 formats. The$2 fee entitles a user to receive all three versions of the enhanced video for use on their computer, mobile device, in post-production, or to share.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;&quot;After nine months of intense beta testing and awards from PC World, CNET, and Kim Komando (radio show host), we are confident that FixMyMovie is ready to become a source of revenue for MotionDSP without sacrificing any of the free features that have made the service so popular,&quot; said Sean Varah, Ph.D., chief executive officer of MotionDSP.&quot;We are delighted to unlock our restrictions and offer our community real value, while enabling us to achieve revenue from our patented technology. At $2 a video, we are very confident that most FixMyMovie users will take advantage of the new premium service features, similar to the model used by Yahoo® in their Flickr™ video service.&quot;&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;MotionDSP also makes the Ikena™ Reveal video forensic software.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;FixMyMovie was launched at DEMOfall 07.&lt;/p&gt;
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