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1. TOPAZ VIDEO ENHANCE AI 2.0 FULL
2. TOPAZ VIDEO ENHANCE AI 2.0 FOR WINDOWS 10
3. TOPAZ VIDEO ENHANCE AI 2.0 SERIES

My third interest is upscaling 1280x720p concert videos to 1920x1080p.

TOPAZ VIDEO ENHANCE AI 2.0 SERIES

ST Voyager is one of the series (yes I know others are doing this, we'll see whose is best). Now I have several hundred projects to work on. The answer is yes it can add 150 to 200 percent more detail than existed previously. My second interest is to make better versions of DVD content that will not see a Bluray or web stream release. I wanted to see if Topaz could add detail to the overcompressed videos. No longer were videos of adequate bitrate. Around 2016, Youtube cut the bitrate to 1/3rd to 1/4th what it had in 20. I was first interested in Topaz to see if it could fix the low bitrate problem Youtube has. It would be nice to have a basic understanding of the magic I'm seeing. I'll have to read up about them when I have some time. Now why am I one of the few using this software? It always thinks it's interlaced, even when it's progressive. Topaz does work with Lagarith progressive input. tiffs, I only know of Virtualdub2 to handle those and the included x264 can be a bit tricky to use. I wish they had a Lagarith output option, as it would allow the use of more encoders. It only increases the upscaling time and size of your output.įor best results, set Topaz to scale to the desired resolution, but have it output to. After about 20 tests, I can say that is false. I had a theory that setting Topaz to upscale higher than the final resolution (later downscaled) might produce better results.

TOPAZ VIDEO ENHANCE AI 2.0 FULL

That's max sharpen, max restore detail, 30% reduce noise and looks awesome! I'm going to set it to do the full gig with these settings, about 90 minutes of video. I just took at look at the lastest test- a noisy but detailed 1280x720p 50FPS video converted to 1920x1080p 50FPS with no noise and even more detail. I'm currently testing it on some live concert video, proshot and high bitrate 1280x720p, that I think I can get to 1920x1080p around 27Mbps with added visible detail without anyone knowing it was originally released as 720p. I don't think I can post a link here (without getting banned). If you search hard enough, you'll find the movie.

Like the DS9 article, I also saw the best results with the Gaia-CG model. Still, the increase in detail is impressive. The final version is an honest 1116x576p. tiff images and fixed 949 frames with Photoshop. I used all the tricks I know: IVTC, QTGMC and got it to 706x346p before I fed it to Topaz VEAI.

I wanted to get the RTX 3080 but it seems mostly unavailable at this point so I settled for a GTX 1080 Ti.Īfter 3 weeks of testing, I created a better version of one of my most favorite movies ever, originally released at 480i letterboxed with a poor film to DVD transfer that appears to have had no digital cleaning.

TOPAZ VIDEO ENHANCE AI 2.0 FOR WINDOWS 10

Immediately I could see even at 6 sec/frame it was creating detail like magic.Ī week later I spent $200 and bought the program, plus $200 for Windows 10 Pro Retail and another $800 in hardware to build a minimal gaming machine (I don't game), to give it the GPU it needed (about 10 times faster than CPU). I found it on usenet and began testing on my little NUC Win10 box (I hate 10, I use XP for most things). I would find it hard to believe that I know about something the rest of the world doesn't know.Ī month ago I read this about Topaz Video Enhance AI: