Here is a small video upscaler. It is portable, for x86 and x64 Windows systems and requires .Net 4.6.1.
You can load any video and an Avisynth script will be generated; this can be edited if desired and previewed/controled with VirtualDub.
Then just click Encode and the video will be encoded.
You can also load your own Avisynth script if you wish. In this case the program simply works as h264 encoder.
The following Avisynth plugins are required:
ffms2.dll
DeDot.dll
Nnedi3.dll
aWarpSharpMT.dll
Enjoy it.
Tested with Avisynth+ 64bit whit 64bit plugins
It needs a static build of ffmpeg.exe and
For a x86 computer you need of course avisynth 32bit with 32 bit plugins
September 29 2020 Update to v1.5.9.
Fixed: minor bugs
Download: https://files.videohelp.com/u/292773/up-scale_159.7z
NB.
In case of startup errors or problems, delete this folder (it will be created again automatically):
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Up_Scale (where xxx=your user name on windows).
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