Torrent Topaz Video AI 3.1.10 (x64) *TeamOS*

[Mr. Spacely]

Stunning video enlargements with groundbreaking AI technology. Trained on thousands of videos and combining information from multiple input video frames, Topaz Video AI will enlarge and enhance your footage up to 8K resolution with true details and motion consistency. Using intelligent AI technology, Video Enhance AI is the most powerful video upscaling software ever released.

Incredible Video Upscaling for Professional Filmmakers
Traditional video upscaling simply stretches resolution, degrading quality and destroying details. There has never been a way to perfectly recreate high-resolution video from low-resolution footage… Until now. We developed Video Enhance AI using groundbreaking machine learning technology to upscale video footage intelligently, for crisp details and motion consistency all the way up to 8K resolution. Some call it “magic”, but we call it the power of AI.

Enhancing Footage up to 8K
Video Enhance AI is the perfect way to take good footage and make it great. 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.

- DVD Content
- DSLR Footage
- Game Footage
- HD Stock Footage

Upscaling Low-Res Footage
With Video Enhance AI, you can take your footage from SD to HD with an incredible increase in quality. It's perfect for older footage that you want to repurpose for modern use.

- Commercials
- Music Videos
- Movie Content
- Youtube Videos

Quality
Until now, no deep-learning based approach existed for video enlargement as a commercial product. Video Enhance AI is the only product that uses machine learning to extrapolate detail from your footage for a realistic look. The quality of output from Video Enhance AI is simply better than any other product available.

Training
Video Enhance AI was trained using a neural network that analyzes thousands of video pairs to learn how details usually get lost. Unlike Gigapixel AI for photos, Video Enhance AI is able to extrapolate more detail for an even more realistic look given the amount of information available in a single video clip.

Easy to Use
With just a few clicks of a button, your video footage will start rendering to create beautiful high-resolution quality footage. There are no complicated processes or confusing tools – just a few simple steps and your footage is ready to go.

File size: 653 MB

Copy fix files to install location.

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[Gabby01]

@Mr. Spacely, thank you for sharing...

 

[skpManiac]

Awesome work Mr Spacely, thank you - this update adds better stabilization, and faster muxing I've done some of my old hand held Sony cam footage and it's brilliant

UPDATE:
Sadly, this version randomly crashes when upscaling, so I will go back to the previous version until it is fixed.

Update to my update (3 hours later)
The previous version you posted does NOT crash mate, so there is a bug in this one for sure.

 

[Bleed Kaga]

thank you for sharing @Mr.Spacely

 

[The69er]

Thank you Mr. Spacely, appreciate the helpful upload. Seeding now.

 

[zspeciman]

Thank you Mr Spacely for the frequent updates, we all appreciate your hard work

 

[mike_2246]

Not working for me, says AI failed to download when trying to process

 

[skpManiac]

3.2.0 is out, looking forward to the update

 

[dudulo]

VERY excited for the 3.2 update. The performance improvements I've seen shown on the Topaz forums are huge!

 

[xwing1000]

But still no "Recover faces" .
Avclabs has had this amazing feature for months.

 

[skpManiac]

But still no "Recover faces" .
Avclabs has had this amazing feature for months.

How does that work, sounds interesting?

 

[skpManiac]

VERY excited for the 3.2 update. The performance improvements I've seen shown on the Topaz forums are huge!

same here mate, I am working on about 200 videos from a Sony HandiCam in Thailand 10 years ago, the PC has been running for 2 days and I'm not even half way This is on a i9, 64Gb Ram and a 3080Ti x4 :/

 

[herpaderpalerp]

VERY excited for the 3.2 update. The performance improvements I've seen shown on the Topaz forums are huge!

For what it's worth, I think I managed to get most of the 3.2.1 performance by cobbling together some pieces.

I installed 3.2.1 directly from Topaz's site and found a repacked v3.2.0. I took the videoai.dll, login.exe and main video ai exe from the 3.2.0 pack, copied it into my 3.2.1 install folder, and it seems to be working just fine. Upscaled a 20min 720p vid to 60fps in about 15 minutes on a laptop, which sure feels quicker than it would've been with earlier releases.

YMMV.

 

[Kathemy]

For what it's worth, I think I managed to get most of the 3.2.1 performance by cobbling together some pieces.

I installed 3.2.1 directly from Topaz's site and found a repacked v3.2.0. I took the videoai.dll, login.exe and main video ai exe from the 3.2.0 pack, copied it into my 3.2.1 install folder, and it seems to be working just fine. Upscaled a 20min 720p vid to 60fps in about 15 minutes on a laptop, which sure feels quicker than it would've been with earlier releases.

YMMV.

May I ask where you found the 3.2.0? (Unless that's against rules, I have no idea.)

Never mind. Russian scene.

 

[puree]

For what it's worth, I think I managed to get most of the 3.2.1 performance by cobbling together some pieces.

I installed 3.2.1 directly from Topaz's site and found a repacked v3.2.0. I took the videoai.dll, login.exe and main video ai exe from the 3.2.0 pack, copied it into my 3.2.1 install folder, and it seems to be working just fine. Upscaled a 20min 720p vid to 60fps in about 15 minutes on a laptop, which sure feels quicker than it would've been with earlier releases.

YMMV.

I've tried the instructions you've done and it working fine. TVAI 3.2 is faster than 3.1.x, but a trial mode label still showing unlike Mr. Spacely's medicine completely removed it.
PS. From my personal experiences.

 

[Xakmad]

I've tried the instructions you've done and it working fine. TVAI 3.2 is faster than 3.1.x, but a trial mode label still showing unlike Mr. Spacely's medicine completely removed it.
PS. From my personal experiences.

keen to get my hands on 3.2.1 if possible, am obviously not as good at finding this stuff as you guys

 

[skpManiac]

For what it's worth, I think I managed to get most of the 3.2.1 performance by cobbling together some pieces.

I installed 3.2.1 directly from Topaz's site and found a repacked v3.2.0. I took the videoai.dll, login.exe and main video ai exe from the 3.2.0 pack, copied it into my 3.2.1 install folder, and it seems to be working just fine. Upscaled a 20min 720p vid to 60fps in about 15 minutes on a laptop, which sure feels quicker than it would've been with earlier releases.

YMMV.

I've just found 3.2.2 on another site, I'm going to test it overnight

 

[herpaderpalerp]

Yep, I just saw 3.2.2 was posted on their official release page, so I was wondering if it started floating around elsewhere. I've got a really huge set of encodes set up right now that I don't quite want to terminate today, but I may test tomorrow as well.

 

[skpManiac]

Yep, I just saw 3.2.2 was posted on their official release page, so I was wondering if it started floating around elsewhere. I've got a really huge set of encodes set up right now that I don't quite want to terminate today, but I may test tomorrow as well.

I have a folder full of very shaky Sony Handycam footage from Thailand in 2012 & 2013, on the old version I left it encoding for 24 hours and it was not even half way.
Last night I used 3.2.2 and it did the entire folder by the time I got up (between 11pm and 6am) in less than 7 hours - Amazing!
I found it on GetIntoWay, enjoy

 

[mike_2246]

I've just found 3.2.2 on another site, I'm going to test it overnight

any luck? and can you post any links?