![]() ![]() ![]() Have you ever wanted your footage to look sharper with more detail? Take HD footage all the way up to 8K for use in high-quality projects. Video Enhance AI by Topaz is the perfect way to take good footage and make it great. ![]() There has never been a way to perfectly recreate high-resolution video from low-resolution footage… Until now. I use Windows 11 (Intel Core i5-13500, Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060, 64GB DDR5-4800 RAM) and I have plenty of free space on my SSD.Traditional video upscaling simply stretches resolution, degrading the quality and destroying details.My preview temp folder is correctly set (to another folder of course).I work in an environment where English is not the primary language so I ran into problem a lot.Īs a result, I started to use the “Export As…” button/checkbox more often so I can pick places on my drive where the path is not problematic.Īfter this release however, “Export As…” seems to cause a weird issue (regular Export doesn’t seem to be affected): If I’m done with exporting a sequence, then try to “Preview” another part of the same video, the preview images overwrite my previously exported sequence! The whole folder actually… So if I just exported 10,000 PNGs, then I request a 30 frame long Preview of the same video, 10k PNG file vanishes as they are replaced by 30 preview image in that same folder. That process become a bit more troublesome since a bug got introduced a few weeks back: any attempt to (re)import sequences crashes the whole application instantly (so the log files don’t say much) when “special” characters are present in the file path. ![]() Since the advertised ProRes 444 encoding is still not available on the UI (9 months after the release of v3), I worked around it by exporting PNG sequences instead (to preserve that extra color info). Exporting image sequences become even more buggy. ![]()
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