Online video upscaling with AI - NO HARDWARE REQUIRED! (Using Pixop)
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- AI Video upscaling is no longer requiring High-End gaming Hardware! Try Pixop yourself ▶ www.pixop.com/?via=GBX-QT-pix...
Compare the original and upscaled video yourself directly on Pixop: app.pixop.com/compare?v1=1b70...
Thanks to the Pixop Online Video upscaling, all you now need is a Web browser to enhance videos!
AI video upscaling is getting better by the day. Two years back and AI video upscaling was only something you could do with a high-end hardware. Now, Video upscaling with AI can be done online and does not require any expensive high-end graphics card anymore.
Pixop is an online video upscaling service that allows you to upscale videos online just by using a web browser.
For the online video upscaling to work, you simply send your video to upscale to pixop, and they will use their high-end hardware to upscale the video for you. Unlike other video upscaling AI software which can cost many hundred dollars, pixop is just charching a small pay as you go fee for the online video upscaling service.
This video is not an upscaling Ai comparison video. In this short Quick Tip, I'd like to show how you can upscale your videos online using the pixop online video upscaling AI.
This video is NOT sponsored by pixop, but if you want to support me, use the affiliate link at the top of the description to get 25% off all credit purchases in the first month.
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Pixop Online video upscaling Quick Tip Timestamps:
00:00 Quick Tip
00:14 Intro to the video
00:29 Video comparison
01:10 Sending your video to Pixop
01:41 Selecting video to enhance and upscale
02:00 Choosing new resolution
02:25 Change video format
02:33 Configuring enhancement & upscaling
03:19 Trimming the video before processing
03:33 Creating a preview
04:08 Pay as you go model
04:58 Downloading upscaled video
05:25 Video comparison vol. 2
07:34 Outro
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I did a drone job for a guy and after I got all of the footage he wanted I realized all of it was in 720p. This saved my butt, Thank you!
Glad to hear this helped you.
Thank you for the tutorial
You’re welcome 😊
It's asking for my card. I think I'll pass on this one.
Yeah, it does. I'ts a paid service, that's why.
The page demands that you pay before even trying it out
There is not preview button anymore, that suck
YOU HAVE TO SIGN UP AND ADD YOUR BILLING INFO FIRST.
Yeah how else would you pay for the upscale processing?
0:50 - 0:58 uh line catch up that truck
The truck was too fast, nooooo 😭
i was thinking the samething lol
Even with rare hard to find VHS full movies such as The Raffle (1994) and Blades of Courage (aka Skate!) in 1988 might work this way with Pixop
What did not work? Have you used the preview feature to test settings?
@@GreenBoxMedia I am curiously unsure is that I never tried that program. I used this as an example.
@@sharptoothtrex4486 I am unsure then what your question is.
@@GreenBoxMedia I know I tried to specify my best. Perhaps you should give any rare VHS movie video a try with that program you use.
3:55 it seems the upscaled picture is no difference, or maybe just 2% improvement
The scaled down preview image, UA-cam compression and low-quality score of the example footage did not help here, unfortunately. In the description, you find an example you can take a look at yourself.
*Additional information read here*
I realize that not everyone can watch this video on a 4K screen and that the UA-cam compression may degrade the quality of the upscaled video.
With the following link, you can take a look at the video comparison on Pixop itself.
app.pixop.com/compare?v1=1b70345a-a858-4721-9dd2-a4134332ae37&v2=687465ac-9530-4be5-aff6-0a09995aec55&s=sveJ%2BnlTfqiHB93Yh9tEHF7oqXjJ%2FODFM7ASi0T7kGI%3D&via=GBX-QT-pixop22
*Looking for a comparison video between different upscaling methods?*
Check out this video on the topic ▶ ua-cam.com/video/7Nr5YmCU0po/v-deo.html
This is not for free you need to pay for uploading a video. Better to say this from the beginning before we lose our time watching your advertisement .
@@seefees feel free to watch my previous video on upscaling that is including free software.
Where can we find the free software?
Where’s the site to buy the program please?
@@NickyHelp it's the first link in the description: www.pixop.com/?via=GBX-QT-pixop22
If there was a service that combined the customization and free previewing of Topaz, with cloud processing, that would be better.
No there is not because servers need to get paid.
@@GreenBoxMedia Yes paid, just like pixop. Let's call it pixop advanced, which will allow a lot of customization. Or call it Topaz Cloud.
Software looks good, results good but could be better. Should be free, theres way 2many rip offs in that branche.
I am genuinely interested in better understanding the free argument many bring up. Why should this be free? Who in your opinion should pay for the processing power of the Server infrastructure?
@@GreenBoxMedia It's a software to download, it runs on the users cpu. no server needed.
A server is only needed online to download that software off the internet. Those costs are paid by the domain hoster.
The software should be free because of the limited functions, abilities.
Keep in mind some users only need to upscale 1 or 2 video elements. It doesn't make much sense to pay big cash for a 10 minute work. There's better software available with better power anyways, and free & paid version. For 1way users or for permanent users.
*Сразу бы сказал, что это платно, а то зря людям голову морочишь. Ещё, там сразу просят зарегистрироваться, даже не попробовав это.* 👎👎👎
esde pago no funciona para mi.
Try the LIVE chat support they helped me very quickly.
Eduthu soothule uttuko😂😂😂
Well my time was wasted i gotta pay to use it, what a bummer
You are welcome to check out the previous video from 2020 that includes free options.
ua-cam.com/video/7Nr5YmCU0po/v-deo.html
@@GreenBoxMedia thanks
Android work?
It's a website so yes works even on Android.
@@GreenBoxMedia sir please tell me free ai website plz🙏🙏🥺
There is none.
@@MAOFFICIAL595 L
@@Lord_common_sense ??
I WANNA UPSALE A VIDEO I AM WATCHING ON A WEBSITE NOT ON MY PC
Good for you.
Buy a current gen Nvidia Graphics card and enable the video playback upscale option like shown in this video: ua-cam.com/video/3zbZ80FMOAk/v-deo.html
@@GreenBoxMedia dont got enough money for a latest graphics card and i am definitly not getting nvidia
@@justrad7637 then there is no way to upscale a video you are watching on the web as it plays. Sorry bro. 360p for you.
@@GreenBoxMedia not rlly 360p but ye ig
Is this a joke? The comparisons look the same?
Have you checked the comparison link on the video description?
not free bro ? sad
Pay as you go.
You can check my video from 2020 including free methods.
aint free
What would make you think this is a free service? Did I accidentally say it's free in the video?
@@GreenBoxMedia nah just pointing it out to people looking for a free option (like me when I stumbled upon your video). All good just stating
The difference in the before & after samples is so tiny I feel you could do at least that much with some simple sharpening on most editing software. I was expecting actual upscaling of blurry footage. All the before clips were already good quality.
Thanks, might be a good idea to also do a restoration video showing some examples just for that. As this video solely was meant to demonstrate the upscaling aspect of it. - The part I usually need the service for.
Well it's seemingly a sponsored video. It would be actually nice to see how this tool is able to remove compression artifacts or do major upscaling from say, 240p or 480p to 720p or HD. I've played around with images (using various commercial and my self-developed AI tools). Often the results are not very good if the difference between the source and the target is too big (e.g. old heavily compressed 640x480 jpeg --> 1K+), but they can be really nice if you upscale from HD to 2K for example, but then again, that's not really what these tools are needed for (unless you want to upscale stuff for large size physical prints; but for this, rasterization has existed for decades).
What people need these for is to enhance their old videos and pictures captured with 90s or early 2000s devices, and unless this capability is demonstrated, it's very risky to spend money on these services, because at their current state they cannot really do it, except perhaps on a very restricted domains.
@Usumgallu thanks for your concerns and recommendations. The video is not sponsored but the easiest solution that does not require any hardware I have found as of now.
The entire point is that you don't need to run anything locally and can pay-as-you-go rather than having to invest in hardware and expensive software.
The difference really isn't "tiny". Watching it on a high Res screen I can see a huge difference. I'm impressed!
its not free
Correct.
paaaaaaaaiiiiiiid
Yes ofc that's what I said. Pay as you go instead of pre-pay.
Not working on android!
Can you elaborate? It's a website, it even worked from my phone.
its the same
Have you had the chance to watch the video comparison on a 4K screen yet?
I have updated the video description and pinned comment with a link that allows you to take a look at the Pixop preview yourself.
That upscaling is not good whatsoever... why would people waste their money on this? Just sharpen your video for free
It's the best upscale result we came across on this channel testing upscaling software so far. It's not sharpening we are after, we are after resizing the image size without loosing detail.
Don't use this site.
How so? Worked very well for me.
BAD APP
Why is it bad?
@@GreenBoxMedia they claimed it is free and all I need to do is upscale a 1080 video to 2k or above and it asks for payment. That's not free lol
@@batteredsavshorts They claimed it's free? I have not see that claim before. Can you tell me where this was so I can contact them about it?
@@GreenBoxMedia it says in a google ad when searched. I have reported the ad for false advertising through Google
Terrible info terrible advice
Ok, how come?
I found a different app that helped me. this one did not.
DEAR LORD WHAT IS IT@@ryanvideooo