Technology @lemmy.world Seprentes @lemmy.world 1 yr. ago

ScaleUp: Innovative Video Resolution Enhancement Software

ScaleUp is a cutting-edge software that enhances video resolution up to 4 times and provides extensive codec support, all thanks to the powerful RealESRGAN AI.

Now, transforming your low-resolution videos into high-quality, crystal-clear images has never been easier! ScaleUp incorporates advanced RealESRGAN AI to significantly improve the clarity, details, and vibrancy of your videos, delivering realistic and more captivating results.

Download link: https://github.com/Seprentes/ScaleUp/releases

25 comments

Remember when everyone was laughing about how in crime shows they “enhance” digital photos?
- I would still laugh because you're just as likely to get a completely BS image as you are to get an image that is close to reality
- Upscaled photos are essentially fiction that is based on actual events. Any details that are not clear in the original should not be treated as real.
  
  For the sake of, say, improving the visual quality of a movie, this is fine.
  
  For the sake of forensics...aw hellllll no. The first time a prosecutor tries to use AI-enhanced images in court, they'll be absolutely destroyed by a competent defense attorney, and possibly disbarred.
  
  I feel like AI isnt ubiquitous enough for a lawyer using it improperly to be seen as acting in bad faith and disbarred. I don't know, but disbarring seems like a more "fatal" punishment.
- It still depends on the training data, so the originals importance will only get prominent as better upscaling methods will arise.
- They should really name this software "Enhance!"
Some example video?
- I just tried. It's basically https://github.com/xinntao/Real-ESRGAN expect OP's program upscales video, frame by frame, and combines those frames into a new video.
  
  Video looks like it's made by AI. Tried on old video - not sure if old or new video looking better. Contours in new video are difderent with each frame lol.
  
  OP did a great job, but overall technology is not there yet. Videos aren't looking good tbh.
  
  Does it configure it's own venv or do I need to to that?
  
  Edit: doesn't look like it. That should be just common practice, Like how oobabooga/SD work. Makes life easier.
  
  What python version?
  
  Edit:
  
  I just downloaded from the releases, giving it a test now
- https://youtu.be/o-YBDTqX_ZU
  
  This is a two-for one. You asked for it :)
  
  Here is an alternative Piped link(s): https://piped.video/o-YBDTqX_ZU
  
  Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
  
  I'm open-source, check me out at GitHub.
Ad?
- Is it really an ad since the tool is open source and free?
  
  "a notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event or publicizing a job vacancy."
  
  definition by Google
  
  This is an ad
- Looks like one.
- I feel like if OP had worded it in a more community-oriented manner it wouldn't have read like an ad. Not into it
I've been looking at this one, as it supports 360 video (paid): https://revisionfx.com/products/rezup/fcp/
- But it don't support 360 video currently.
- I fixed problems which they generates poor quality video. Now you can use current version free and better than most paid alternatives.

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