Is there a way to get batch processing. Sometimes it takes quite a while to export processed movies (specifically when they become long by slow down). Then one could prepare the preview and the computer do the number crunching at night… Thanks for consideration
- load all the videos you want to process.
- Select all videos (Ctrl+A) on the left side where the videos were loaded. or click and hold the Ctrl button if you want to select some videos from the list.
- set your upscaling/settings you want (this would apply those to all selected videos)
- press “Export” - you will see a number in brackets. this is the number of videos that would be processed.
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Hi Akila,
many thanks for the advice, will check it out tonight 
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Thank You Akila !!
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Since Topaz Video AI Version 7 Batch processing not available !
Why is that? is that a bug?
I was about to say how am I missing whatever side panel people are using to select all the videos.. I’ve never done batch before and I can’t find any way to see a side panel to select multiple videos in Video AI 7. Any idea how to do this, or did they break functionality?
Ok I think I figured it out.. not sure if this has changed recently, but I had to click a button at the bottom labeled “Sources” and that slid up a list of all the open videos from the bottom, not the side. I was able to Ctrl+A them from there and start a batch run. What’s nice is that it’s actually doing them 2 at a time for me, not sure if that’s because of my hardware but it’s very nice to reduce the time with batching.
