Processing Settings: device: 0 vram: 0.95 instances: 0Īrtemis 1X: 15.53 fps 2X: 10.94 fps 4X: 3.39 fps Hopefully future updates will prevent it down the line but for now I got them.ĬPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with Radeon Graphics 31.892 GB My connect speed is pretty solid, I downloaded the models manually only taking 10-20 seconds per model without issue, I can watch 4K YouTube videos without buffering. I disabled all firewalls, anti-virus etc nothing more I could do with the network other then test it on a new one. I sent the logsforsupport to find out why I couldn’t download models through the software, they said something is causing the download to stop half way, the only way to solve/test this would be to connect to a different wifi network but unfortunately I can’t as my PC is hardwired only and don’t have another source of wifi here, if it were a laptop I would of taken it to work to test. Would like to thank members david.123 and Carlito for helping me with my issue with 3.2.0, I found a workaround with their help by downloading the models manually through web browser, it took awhile but it worked and got me back on track with my projects, this community is great, thank you! Please increase the performance when processing content in 1080p to higher resolutions, it works very slow as you can see. Processing Settings: device: 0 vram: 1 instances: 0Īrtemis 1X: 39.31 fps 2X: 15.98 fps 4X: 5.09 fps waitfu2x-Extension-GUI is a Windows native app that uses a variety of upscaling tools including NVIDIA's RTX Super Resolution to upscale images, GIFs, standard video, animated video, and computer-generated imagery with full frame interpolation and frame analysis.Nothing changed for me since the previous version… Topaz Video AI v3.2.1ĬPU: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900K 31.779 GB waifu2x-Extension-GUI (Windows, free) or waifu2x Video (Mac, free)Īnother completely free solution based on the waifu2x upscaler is two projects for Windows and macOS. If you don't want to pay nearly $300 for Topaz Video AI, lack the powerful computer on which to perform the upscale yourself, and only want to perform a small task (like upscaling a wedding video or personal project), Pixop might work for you. With the first month discount (25%) Pixop will charge only $22.70 for 30 minutes worth of video upscaling, or $55.03 if you want to add video restoration too. It's expensive, but it could be cost-effective if you only want to perform a small job. You have the option of removing unsightly interlacing and noise, optimizing the image, and performing a frame rate conversion if you want. You can work out a rough price using the Pixop Pricing page. If you go this route, you'll pay per gigapixel.
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