I tried it, and found on some of the video clips it's starts to zoom in and zoom out (why I don't know), very irritating. this was for the stabilization option
If "rendering" takes around a minute for a 16 second video, that's about 3.75x the 16 second video duration, plus the export taking another 16 seconds afterwards means 1x more, so a net of 4.75x the duration of the video. I don't see this as removing the "people think upscaling takes a lot of time", when a 1.5 hour movie will take 7 hours and 6 minutes to complete. It would also have been helpful for you to have stated the hardware specs of the PC itself, as well as it having a GTX 750. The video samples at the end were very helpful though.
45 minute 720 video upscale to 4k taking 7 hours with 2 hours left lol. test fottage looked phenomenal. but idk how many times i'll use it now that i know it takes this long Ryzen 5800x RTX 3070 also what the fuck is that clicking in the video so damn annoying made me click off
Videoproc AI is a great programme, but as another commentor observed it does NOT upscale quickly. A 1 1/2 hour 720p movie to 1440p will take several hours. My setup Ryzen 9 5900x, gpu RTX2070. It utilizes cpu and gpu so my card is a weak point. It doesnt seem to be able to max the cpu and its cores. In fact the load on the cpu is minimal. It is fantastic value for money and tech support is second to none.
hello I have a paid version on Mac I can't find where I check if its the latest version also does the IA cost more or does it come with an update of the version I bought a few months ago..... thanks hope you have some answers Ive been searching everywhere for an answer
Excellent video. Been looking at VideoProc for a while. I like the simplicity and ease of the interface. Looking to pull the trigger on this. Would love a chance to try for 90days - if available. Didn't quite catch the email address though & can't seem to find it anywhere. Cheers
Hi Chris! Thanks for this video. The results are pretty incredible! Is the giveaway still available at this point? And, is this software already available for Mac and what are the system requirements.
Nothing works on mac 10.13 or less anymore. Can't even update chrome. Just depends on the model mac you have as to if the computer can be updated. If it's older than 2014 then probably not.
@@iconbird Yeah I got VP because I was just messing around with AI at the time... but now that I am getting into editing more seriously it is just matter of my budget allowing for Topaz and it will be done. Same for Davinci studio
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Nice, looks easy to use and looks like you can set profiles to tweak your editing.
Thank you for the review. Going to try it out.
I tried it, and found on some of the video clips it's starts to zoom in and zoom out (why I don't know), very irritating. this was for the stabilization option
Thanks for sharing!
We're also working on similar apps for image upscale and video upscale, would you be interested to have a look?
If "rendering" takes around a minute for a 16 second video, that's about 3.75x the 16 second video duration, plus the export taking another 16 seconds afterwards means 1x more, so a net of 4.75x the duration of the video. I don't see this as removing the "people think upscaling takes a lot of time", when a 1.5 hour movie will take 7 hours and 6 minutes to complete. It would also have been helpful for you to have stated the hardware specs of the PC itself, as well as it having a GTX 750.
The video samples at the end were very helpful though.
45 minute 720 video upscale to 4k taking 7 hours with 2 hours left lol. test fottage looked phenomenal. but idk how many times i'll use it now that i know it takes this long
Ryzen 5800x
RTX 3070
also what the fuck is that clicking in the video so damn annoying made me click off
Videoproc AI is a great programme, but as another commentor observed it does NOT upscale quickly. A 1 1/2 hour 720p movie to 1440p will take several hours. My setup Ryzen 9 5900x, gpu RTX2070. It utilizes cpu and gpu so my card is a weak point. It doesnt seem to be able to max the cpu and its cores. In fact the load on the cpu is minimal. It is fantastic value for money and tech support is second to none.
hello I have a paid version on Mac I can't find where I check if its the latest version also does the IA cost more or does it come with an update of the version I bought a few months ago..... thanks hope you have some answers Ive been searching everywhere for an answer
Excellent video. Been looking at VideoProc for a while. I like the simplicity and ease of the interface. Looking to pull the trigger on this. Would love a chance to try for 90days - if available.
Didn't quite catch the email address though & can't seem to find it anywhere. Cheers
selfmadenewbie.com/contact/
It’s like $5 right now on bundlehunt
Hi Chris! Thanks for this video. The results are pretty incredible! Is the giveaway still available at this point? And, is this software already available for Mac and what are the system requirements.
AI-Powered Video Image Enhancer is not available for mac ??
Downloaded trial version and I am not seeing any difference in my Zoom files for broadcast. Am I doing something wrong?
Do you need to upscale every video file beforehand or is it also possible to upscale an already created montage in Videoproc Vlogger?
you can upscale any video after the fact
Hey hi i want to try out this app for my mac which has a 10.12..4 ios version will it work on it
Nothing works on mac 10.13 or less anymore. Can't even update chrome. Just depends on the model mac you have as to if the computer can be updated. If it's older than 2014 then probably not.
I have videoproc, but my results don't look as good as yours
@@iconbird Yeah I got VP because I was just messing around with AI at the time... but now that I am getting into editing more seriously it is just matter of my budget allowing for Topaz and it will be done. Same for Davinci studio