Since more folks are using models from https://openmodeldb.info/ what do you use for temporal stability to not end up with a result like the file I attached?
QTGMC with InputType=3 seems to help somewhat, but I was wondering what others came up with.
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Do not use lossless encodes. I find that an encode at CRF 13 or 14 provides much more stable results than feeding in a lossless video with a bunch of random noise preserved. That noise gets converted to “detail” which causes a lot of temporal instability.
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Hmmm,.. so basically smoothing out details from the source.
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Essentially yes. At CRF 13 a video is going to be pretty much "lossless" to human eyes, but it makes a noticeable difference to AI upscaling since it's much more temporally consistent. And as we know, these AI upscalers do not have any temporal coherence, so I think you need to add it in somewhere.
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My idea: Don't use A. I. upscalers
(especially when codeformer is added)
So if you know an alternative, please share.
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Definitely not. I didn't know, it was that bad.
In really most cases I'd always prefer non-A.I.-resizing plus unsharp masking(s) - but here I pass.
It seems you'll need some A.I.-based temporal smoother... -
Problem is that both '4x_Faces_N_250000.pth' and 'CodeFormer' only work frame-by-frame with no temporal concepts, so this is an extreme case.
(Hoping that there will be a follow up paper&co in the next few years that addresses video.)
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QTGMC input type 3 sometimes works well, sometimes there remains a lot of combing, didn't find out yet for what reason exactly. Deinterlacing here looks fine, but much too much temporal smoothing (how does it look with stabilizenoise=false, tr2=0 ?) Sorry, no time to test myself, early tomorrow big voyage.
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There was no deinterlacing, on my way to bed myself, but if I find some time I'll look at it tomorrow.
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Adding "stabilizenoise=false, tr2=0" doesn't really make a difference. (see attachement)
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btw. can someone who used Topaz and has some experience with it show what Topaz will do when upscaling suzie_lossless..mp4 ?
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