It's extraordinary what modern software can do with low-quality legacy footage. The single difference in render settings. Conversion settings: Gaia-CG v5, scaling 640x480 to 1440x1080, saved as MP4. It might be a funny scene, movie quote, animation, meme or a mashup of multiple sources. I wasn’t expecting there to be any difference in qualityjust speed of processing. You can take any video, trim the best part, combine with other videos, add soundtrack. Both took approximately the same time to render.
CPU, with the CPU being drastically higher quality. It allowed me to do clip-level colour grading on the entire five minute show. I’m a little blown away at the difference in quality between rendering with the GPU vs. It auto-selected my GPU and my system rendered the above DV footage at about 5 fps, content-dependent.Įqually satisfying was the "timeline/auto detect cuts" function in Resolve, which worked flawlessly on this first-time attempt. This software has been criticized for being slow to render. I restored a finished five minute AVI from a Discreet Edit system and upscaled the original interlaced 720X480 to progressive 1280X960.ĭe-noise was very effective, removing nearly all the (horrendous) noise from an available light, after-dark 757 cockpit sequence. See which one who wins Videos featured belong to Two Minute Papers and Topaz Labs. I saw the same artifacts mentioned above when the software encountered rapid motion, but overall the restoration and upscaling was excellent. Is this the best upscaler Compare Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI versus ScaleUp (a plugin for After Effects and Premiere Pro) versus After Effects Detail Pre. My first attempts yesterday at restoring early 90s consumer DV footage were quite successful. Trained on thousands of videos and combining information from multiple input video frames, Topaz Video Enhance AI enlarges your video up to 8K resolution.
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