This worked out to 1.45 seconds per frame for my machine.
It actually took 11 minutes and 15 seconds. The estimate shown for processing was 10 minutes. It correctly identified my video card and I set processing to 200. As my first test, I took an 8-second clip and ran it through Video Enhance AI. I was curious to see if the improvement was actually noticeable, and of course how long processing would take. The download and installation went very smoothly with no hiccups. Internet provider Century Link fiber optic Gigabit Photoshop CC Version 20.0.4 release Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Version 1903 Installed Memory (RAM) 32GB Dual Channel HyperX™ DDR4 XMP at 3200MHzĨ50W EPA Bronze PSU Liquid Cooled Chassis NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti GDDR6 (Over Clock Ready) I do hope Topaz manages to fix these issues as I think it is a great programme in the making but a long way off at the moment.Īlienware Aurora R8 9th Gen Intel® Core™ i9 9900K (8-Core/16-Thread, 16MB Cache, Overclocked up to 4.7GHz on all cores) Overall, impressed as I am with the results on a very short section of de-interlaced SD video, the above problems will need to be addressed before I would consider purchasing the programme.
My PC has an Intel i-7-6700 CPU and a high end Graphics Card so reasonably powerful for home use. The biggest problem for me was the processing speed, 4h to process 30 seconds of video (that’s 20 days continuous processing for 1 hour and I have hundreds of hours of material!).The result was very good, the best I’ve seen with much improved sharpness and no evidence of the lines seen in upscaled inter-laced video. I de-interlaced some SD video in Vegas and put through the ‘progressive’ clip through AI.Video Enhance AI doesn’t work well on interlaced video (as I found out, lots of lovely razor sharp, horizontal lines around any hint of movement!). In the UK at least, pretty much all SD video cameras dating from the late 1990s to the mid 2000s produced interlaced video and I’m sure many of us would rather upscale this format to say BluRay rather than BluRay to 4K.Thus, if the average video editor needs to know all this stuff to use Video Enhance AI then I’d say it is not fit for purpose. I would class myself as a reasonably competent video editor and can work pretty well with programmes such as Vegas and Adobe Premiere but I do not understand all the technical stuff that lies behind video such as codecs and colour space etc. I downloaded the free 30 day trial of Video Enhance AI to see how it compared with other programmes that claim to upscale SD video (none of which in my opinion produce good results.).
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