MotionDSP's technology combines data from multiple video frames to reduce jerkiness, reduce noise, and increase resolution. MotionDSP, an online service that let people improve the quality of their videos, is going offline. 'We're shutting down FixMyMovie.com on December 31, 2008. In its place, we're launching a new Windows desktop application, code-named, which will be released in the first quarter of 2009,' said MotionDSP, which runs the site, in an e-mail to site members Friday. 'If you have uploaded any videos to FixMyMovie that you'd like to keep, we recommend that you use the 'Download' option before December 31 for each fixed movie that you'd like to save.' MotionDSP added a in July. Also this week,, a site where people could upload, share, and combine multiple videos.

It steered video-sharing enthusiasts to its Flickr site, but suggested those who want to edit movies use Windows Movie Maker or Apple iMovie. Together, the moves illustrate that cloud computing business aspirations notwithstanding, selling software that runs on people's computers can look like safer economic haven.

The Carmel software will improve on the Web-based product, according to: • Even more video-fixing options than you can currently find on FixMyMovie.com. Br> • Faster processing of your enhanced videos. Br> • Super-fast processing when you've got an Nvidia graphics card. Br> • New features that'll help you easily edit and share your fixed videos.

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Br> This low-resolution image shows the greater detail that can be shown in the license plate by combining data from several frames of a video. The lower view of the plate is enhanced.