Each step is elaborated upon further down.
#UPSCALE VIDEO FOR MKVTOOLS SOFTWARE#
Now off to the races.įor those already familiar with the general requirements and software used in these types of undertakings, here is a quick overview of the workflow I devised. What appears below is some of what I’ve come to learn, a verbose yet only mildly thorough how to, and occasional snark. Spoiler alert: I built a new computer for unrelated 3D work and lucked out in getting a retail priced RTX 3070 from BestBuy. Note that my testing is not exhaustive and I’m a complete noob to AviSynth which is used for most of the pre-upscale grunt work. So as I waited for the software and my computer to get better, I worked on trying to solve some of the problems I saw with the upscaling process. Unfortunately my Nvidia 970M powered laptop was not up to the task. I purchased VEAI and set about trying to upscaling my DVDs. I commented on the YouTube video to see what software they used and was pointed to Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI (VEAI) and also came across a series of articles and a guide on ExtremeTech that explained their process and gave me a pretty good head start. I immediately began scouring the internet to discover how I too could upscale my DVDs in a similar fashion. The officially available viewing experiences of Star Trek Deep Space Nine and Voyager are lackluster to say the least. When I came across a Star Trek Voyager clip on YouTube that had been upscaled using artificial intelligence I nearly jumped out of my pants.
Actual footage of me seeing the upscaled clip for the first time.
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