What is Topaz Video AI and What Happened to Video Enhance AI? Batch Process Upscaling, Enhancing, and Reencoding.Navigating Between Previews and Exports.Previewing with an External Media Player.Upscaling and Enhancing an Individual Video File.What is Topaz Video AI and What Happened to Video Enhance AI?.This article will guide you through your first experience with Topaz Video AI, starting with an overview of why we created this major update, how to set yourself up for success, and walk you through your first time previewing and processing an individual video and a batch of video files. Intel CPUs from ~2015 | Intel HD 5000 iGPU or aboveĨGB (16GB and higher is recommended for improved performance)Īll GPUs are supported on Mac 10.Topaz Video AI Quick Start Guide v3.0 & v3.1 Welcome to Topaz Video AI Hardware Minimum Requirements Processor (CPU) Windowsġ0 (build 19041 v2004 and above), Windows 11 The system requirements for Video Enhance AI are slightly different than the system requirements for our photography applications. Many of the requirements are the same or similar to our AI-based image applications, but there are some requirements unique to Video Enhance AI that may be more stringent. Operating System Requirements for Video Enhance AIĪll current Topaz Labs apps require an internet connection for user authentication and/or AI model downloading & updates. If you do not have an Intel iGPU, the software will finally fall back to your CPU, which can be 10 times slower than the Nvidia GPU version.
If you do not have an Nvidia graphics card in your device, the software can run on your Intel iGPU. Any graphic card later/better than GTX 1080 (included) will do a fairly fast job. The minimum requirement is GTX 1050 with 4 GB VRAM.
We suggest you run Video Enhance AI on high-end Nvidia graphic cards.
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