Downloads: Windows | Source Code
Optional Download: HW Accelerated Commands - Substitute for run-me.bat with NVIDIA and AMD hardware acceleration + H.265 output.
Hello everyone,
The first alpha of the VEAI 3 command line tools is now available. A Mac version and a simplified install process will be available in an upcoming alpha. Thanks so much for all your help with testing!
Install & Usage Instructions
- Extract the downloaded zip file to a location of your choice
- Run the “run-me.bat” file.
- You will be prompted to confirm the auto-detected models location. In most situations, you should be able to just enter “Y”
- Follow the on-screen prompts to login to TopazLabs.com and enter your VEAI options
- VEAI will run on your files
- Once complete you can either exit the window, or type additional commands (see Advanced Usage)
Caveats
- The veai_up filter is only for upscaling videos.
- Use yadif filter before veai_up for using dione models to deinterlace videos.
- A new filter for frame interpolation will be added soon.
Advanced Usage
- If you have an existing models folder, you may select it by setting the VEAI_MODEL_DIR setting in your system environment variables. If you do not already have downloaded models in this folder, you will need to copy the model JSON files from the download into this folder. It will then be detected by run-me.bat
- After run-me.bat finishes, you can execute additional VEAI sessions by running FFmpeg. See the end of run-me.bat for an example.
- As an example:
ffmpeg -hide_banner -i "input.mp4" -vf veai_up="scale=2:model=amq-12" "input-2x.mp4"
would upscale input by 2x using AMQ 12, saving the output to input-2x.mp4
- As an example:
We would appreciate it if you could focus on the following areas for this initial test:
- Quality of output
- Ability to run multiple commands simultaneously
- General performance
Note: FFmpeg is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 or later (LGPL v2.1+). A copy of this license can be found here.