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the320x200 t1_ja513d4 wrote

It's paid, but Topaz Video AI is worth the cost of you're upscaling/restoring video a decent amount.

All solutions have their limits though. The example image you attached is quite degraded and ML isn't at the point where that much corruption can be restored automatically.

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beryugyo619 t1_ja54jo7 wrote

Current ML don’t have that kind of temporal consistency and it’s not particularly hot and flashy topic right now

You might want to somehow stabilize the video first maybe

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bitemenow999 t1_ja5i18k wrote

the best option at this point would be to use a combination of in-painting and super-resolution, I dont know of a model that can do both but you can do it with stable diffusion in two steps.

Remove degraded areas with mask and use inpainting and then use inpainted result for super-resolution

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bitemenow999 t1_ja5jz8q wrote

Replying to CeFurkan (#2,039,706)

You can find the frames with artifacts, use a median filter or something to find the frames with degradation, and then mask it, though it will still be atleast a couple of days of work

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Warhouse512 t1_ja5kx48 wrote

Replying to CeFurkan (#2,037,278)

Second topaz. Looks like you have a ton of artifacts and upscaling models alone won’t help with that. Try out the demo before you pay for it though! Iirc it just leaves a watermark

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