Single frame preview option

Topaz Video AI Ideas
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May be…

“SHOW” button is needed - frame display speed Preview depends on system PC power - this “SHOW” function must always be disabled and only when pressed to work

and when clicked, it should not process the whole file, but only the frame that is selected

button “SHOW” - should show FINISH/OUTPUT frame

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Trim function - inconvenient

because there is no support for up and down arrows and also the display of numbers “hh:mm:ss:msms” is too small

and when you upload a large file and want to cut it out, then it starts to work slowly and freezes

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By the way

Live “Preview” feature is good - but this feature puts a lot of stress on the system
do not forget - only in your laboratory TOP PC system

while ordinary consumers - in your clients - do not have the most modern PC - most use “weak” laptops and smartphones / tablets

PS
it was a long time ago
I don’t remember anymore

1 application - at the 1st installation, checked for compatibility of functions.

after verification, it reported that these functions would not be installed and would work differently.

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You can render a preview and then hit pause. This will show you a single frame by which you can compare the input and output.

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I know this but I’d rather have the live preview update, say once per second maximum, while I fine-tune the Manual settings on Iris model. This is the sort of thing that would save time for high-end CPU users as well as low-end.

Instead, I have to spend literally hours trialling various output combinations at different fine-tune settings, performing A/B comparisons outside Topaz. You may ask: Why not use preview setting to export 1-second clips etc? The answer is: My comparisons occur at (say) 5 different frames within a 90-second clip. These are the 5 best frames with which to compare the output, and I’m not prepared to bet that if I made a test video with 5 frames in 1 second, that it would be untainted. But mainly I’d still be waiting for 50 exports of a “Preview” 1 second video, and actually I’d have to run 10, then decide what the next 10 settings are, then the next 10, etc.

No, what I should be doing is going to one frame in the Input interface and seeing the “live” changes as I move the sliders. I’ll do a ton of experiments in about 3 minutes. And then I’ll go to the next frame posing a challenge to the settings, and spend another 3 minutes there. No exports, no “Preview” exports. Just tinkering. Then after 30 minutes I’ll know the perfect settings for Manual, and I’ll do just one 90-second export. Fantastic.

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