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I have found it better than the other product you mention for most stuff I've done. Has a small UI but I predominately use in cli so not for everyone. If so, you can still get their free beta version (google search) which is probably not nearly as refined of a release but I've had good luck with it.
#Topaz video enhance ai gaia vs artemis 480p
Bad news is that it costs $200 USD or for me about $282 Canadian.īut the results are extremely good, intense on hardware tho, I’m still upscaling a 480p file to 1080p that is over 1 hour and a half of footage, about 14 hours into the AI upscaling but like I said, the results look very good, looks as if it was shot with a 1080p camcorder and the AI is doing the pixels (adding in and smoothing our areas) that even hard to see in the original footage.Įlochai, I'd assume probably Topaz Labs. So far the results are 120% better then what DVDfab has to offer for there AI upscaler.
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Good news is, I found software that is capable of doing it using AI technology.
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It software I need to upscale the 480p files I have in MP4 format on the computer already. Yes, like I was saying, I don’t need a physical upscaler as I have that now.
I guess, it comes down to how bad you want it.
maybe you can put in something in between to capture upscaled video like Blu-ray recoder?
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Since panny upscales VHS, DvD and SDHC to 720p 1080p 1080i to the HDMI output. Gonna try another program I found that claims to do AI upscaling, but I got a feeling it may be the same software but rebranded. Video results where worst then just resizing in PD16. It used all 11GB of my GTX 2080TI, half of my CPU (which is 8 cores and 16 threads 5.00Ghz) and took 30 mins to render out 480p to 1080p. I tried DVDfab Enlarger AI as it claims to be a good upscaler with AI being able to recreate the image. But all I have is the digital media in 480p resolution. I’d use my upscaler that I physically have. What I’m looking for is software to upscale 480p video that I already have on the computer. Yeah, I got a upscaler for that by WavLink. plays the good, the bad and the ugly in VHS tape. i haven't replaced any pinch rollers yet. Yup, mine is about 13 years old and still kicking. Go to panny's Product Guide - DVD Recorder DMR-EZ475 to see what you can tinker with and buy a used one in decent condition on eBay. Quote i have panny dmr-ez475v that'll upscale 480p to 720p 1080p 1080i through the HDMI. I was willing to pay for the upscale software till I noticed the end results were no better then just resizing in PD. So being able to see the video in a higher resolution would be a great help. It just to bad that PD doesn’t recognize my HDMI recorder like OBS Studio does so I can’t record directly within PD, in fact it’s the only video recording software I have used that doesn’t pickup my HDMI recorder which is just a simple EzCap285.īut all in all, the issue is still the same, I got video that on the computer which needs to be upscaled for computer use. I used this before with a HDMI recorder with great results, it works so well that I been thinking of using my regular VCR instead of the VCR to PC by ION that I own. Now I know when I do old game systems like the N64, I can upscale the video with a physical $30 upscaler that takes the composite input, upscale to 720p and 1080p and spits the video out by HDMI. I really don’t want choppy looking video and I want to at least get 1080p quality if I can. The original on a 4K monitor is good at its native size, which is about 2 inches by 3 inches on the screen lol. Unfortunately a computer monitor does not upscale, if it does then it not to good at it lol. Now if I was doing them off as DVD, I probably do them off at the resolution they are in. These video were captured by someone else and sent to me. If you have captured VHS compressed, then upscale compress, then edit in PD and perhaps compress.
Quote Your TV is the best upscaler in your house.
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