Extract Topaz settings metadata to CSV (free tool)

Topaz Video AI General
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Hey everyone,

I’ve created a small tool that I’ve found incredibly helpful for managing my Topaz VideoAI processed footage, and I wanted to share it with the community.

If you’re like me, you’ve probably ended up with a folder full of videos, and it’s hard to remember or compare all the settings you applied to each clip. That’s where this tool comes in.

“VideoAI Metadata Tool” lets you select a folder containing your processed videos. It then uses ExifTool to extract the “videoai” metadata and parses it into a clean, easy-to-read CSV spreadsheet.

The zip file includes the Windows executable (videoai-metadata-tool.exe) and a readme.txt with installation and usage instructions. Please make sure to read the readme.txt file before running the tool, especially the part about renaming and placing the ExifTool executable.

I’ve been finding this tool really helpful, and I hope you do too! Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions (or bugs..)

I’m working on a Mac version and will release it soon if there’s enough interest.

Happy processing!
Paul Warner

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(Windows version)

videoai-metadata-tool_1.0.zip (7.9 MB)

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Very useful, thanks!

Your name sounds familiar, did you happen to make a TV show that’s on Tubi? I think it was called The Studio or something?

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Yes that’s me! :rofl:

And we used Topaz to restore the flashback scenes footage to 4K!

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Thank you for sharing!

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Really sad that such has to be written.
Maybe this should be called „doNOTreadmeEVER.txt“ - so that people can’t resist…

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Dude that’s awesome! That Lynyrd Skynyrd guy cracked me up! :rofl: Small world…

Thanks again for the tool, it worked perfectly for me.