Upscale first then interpolate will give better result since compression effect is removed but it’s too slow.
Interpolate first will be faster but running the model on videos with a lot of artifacts does not give a satisfying output.
Is there a way to enhance this process?
There’s another post on here that I’m not finding right away.
They suggest running a cleaning pass at 100% scale. Then interpolate. Then upscale.
They even mentions the time difference in doing it that way compared to how you suggested.
From my own testing, I have found movies that work okay that way, but others that get random large blur-clouds that aren’t there if I upscale before interpolating.
Personally, I have a machine that I leave running all the time. I’m okay if it takes a full week to process a 3 hour movie on that, but I realize that’s not an option for everyone.
What is a “cleaning pass?” Thanks.
No upscaling, just letting the model do decompression denoise and the likes.
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