I’ve tested a bunch of AI video enhancers, and I’ve found the installable VideoProc Converter AI to be the best tool.
In this guide, I will show you how to use it and what kinds of results I got with it.
Let’s go!
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Step-by-Step Guide
To start using VideoProc AI, head over to this page.
Download the tool. You can choose between the free trial version and the full license.
I bought a plan to this tool, so I will have to activate the key with my email and the key that it generated.
Then choose a feature you want to use. In our case, we’re going with the “Super Resolution” tool that takes your video and scales it up.
Once you’ve done this, the tool will show a view like this. You can drag and drop videos into it:
For example, here I’ve dropped a video to the view that shows me throwing a disc golf disc. I chose the “Enhance Video” feature to improve the video quality.
To start the process, hit “Run”.
Then just wait for the AI to complete the video. Depending on your device, this can take a while. Even though I’m using the faster enhancer, I still had to wait for about 10 minutes for the 20-second clip to render.
Here’s the before-after clip I got:
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Isn’t that cool? The result is clearly sharper. Make sure to check it on a laptop or a TV screen because on a mobile device, the result doesn’t look that impressive.
Next, I wanted to try the “Scale” feature. This would make the video bigger to make it look sharper on a bigger screen size.
I chose the “High quality mode” and a 2X upscale.
This time, I used a 7-second clip of me throwing a disc.
However, it still took a good 15 minutes for the AI to render the video. If you have powerful GPU, this is a lot faster. However, on a traditional computer, be prepared to just leave it processing because it doesn’t make sense to wait for it to complete.
Here’s the result of a better quality video that I got from VideoProc:
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Isn’t that cool? Once again, the video quality improved drastically.
Please notice that you can use this tool to upscale images as well.
To do this, close the app, open it again, and pick “Image AI”:
Then drop your image to the view.
Here’s the image I used:
Here’s what it looks like after using VideoProc Converter AI:
As you can see, the quality is significantly better than the original image.
Pretty cool, huh?
I highly recommend giving it a shot and also reserve some time on it to do the videos/images for you.