I've been trying out the free version. Any chance users will be able to finetune denoise settings with a difference viewer (like in Windmotion). Sharpen possible too?

Id love to see some more side by side close up before/after examples here.

@robertGL

rheinpirat is correct.

I am a private person, not a large programming firm like Adobe, so cannot create a complex software you ask.

Making of a slider-based editor that has the same flexible as VA has currently is an over-complicated way. To keep all VA features, it should be as complex software as any node-based one, like Nuke or Fusion. Because only node-based editors have the same level of flexibility as scripts can give.

But VA is designed to be usable for most users, so you do not need in script programming.

In most cases we only enable or disable something using #, because all required filters already placed on the processing templates, also with universal default parameters. VA has also a personal support of different camera types: DV, MJPEG, MPEG, H.264, 4K H.265, with specific artifact types. Currently more than 55 cameras are fully supported. Also a lot of compatible models can be used, because most hardware cameras have only minor changes like another body, lens, WiFi or something related.

Some edit things like color correction in VA is not very comfortable, but VA is not for these cases. We can make some color corrections inside the program, but better way is to use specialized software like DaVinci Resolve where it is very easy and fast.

Please note that VA is optimized to process videos in batch mode. In most cases you will create one-two personalized templates per used camera settings and scene types. Then you will use them in all your 1000 files many months for different projects. For example, I have 2 templates for my NEX-7. I used them with minimal changes in every video project. Most operations are just mouse clicks with very rare text editing. Only rare cases require manual edit, for example, a complex noise in very dark scenes or operator mistakes.

About examples, yes, I will create a lot of tutorial videos also articles. VA is my the most complex project ever. I spend many-many months of developing, so I do not want to loose it. I am glad to facilitate to beginners understanding of the program. It is normal that something is not fully understand, because the program is very powerful and has many features.

Do you plan on making a frontend with sliders and a browser, rather than scripting? Also a video of examples would be nice. Something along the lines of Cinnafilm's dark energy demo videos

@rean I run a Hackintosh (so I don't pay the Mac tax either) and have it set up with a windows 7 partition for a dual boot system. I am pretty sure it's Win 7 Pro, 64-bit, will have to check, I never use the windows side. Thanks for your response.

Thanks much for this, looks very interesting. Up until now I have used Avisyth scripts which were, yes, very slow, but very amazing (QTGMC, for example)... especially for older interlaced material.

A bit more documentation at your website would help, or is the documentation of filters in the download package itself? I am aware there is no one-recipe solution for all material, but more info would be nice.

Regarding what system requirements asked earlier, it is on the site, says:

64-bit Windows 7/8/10 PC, 8 GB RAM and stable CPU cooling is required. 4-core Intel I7 3+ GHz is recommended.

best, ninetto

@rean glad to see this coming out. What version of windows will this run on, any chance Windows 7 Professional...?

Any plans for a Mac version?