Upscale & Enhance Videos to 4K using VideoProc Converter AI - Full Tutorial and Comparisons

In this comprehensive review, we explore the highs and lows of VideoProc Converter AI. From jaw-dropping 4K enhancements to potential pitfalls, we've got the inside scoop. Is it the ultimate video upgrade or a mixed bag? Watch and decide!

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Hi everyone, today, its time to test and give you 
my opinions on an AI video upscaler. The software
is called VideoProc Converter AI and you can get 
it from the link in the description. VideoProc
can do a lot of stuff but today I want to focus 
on AI super resolution, frame interpolation and
stabilization. I will later compare the 
results with native 4K videos as well.
Here are 3 4K sample videos 
depicting 3 different situations.
First is a closeup of a cat,
the second is a drone shot of an island 
and finally some tourists walking.
All these videos are downscaled to a very
low resolution of 360p as you 
can see to upscale them later.
For frame interpolation, we have 
a cool dance, recorded at 25fps,
but I reduced the frame rate to just 
10fps to see how capable videoproc is.
And for stabilization, here's a shaky 
video of a person on a computer.
So without further delay, lets start off with 
AI upscaling, which I'm most interested in.
We can just click on Super 
Resolution, add the low res video,
I'm selecting the 4x option which is the 
highest, now, the output will be 1440p,
but you can upscale to even 4K if the 
resolution of input is at least 540p.
Just leave everything else 
default and it's that simple.
Let's start the upscaling process.
Unfortunately, the upscaling 
process took a bit of time as
there is only integrated graphics in my 
computer. Anyway, here are the results.
For the first sample, VideoProc did an excellent
job when bringing out details 
from the low res cat video.
On the drone shot, the upscaled video looks okay 
as it can't properly generate foliage textures.
The last sample turned out to be good enough, 
except for the faces, faces are messed up.
For frame interpolation, here is a dance 
video shot at 25 frames per second.
I have reduced the frame rate 
to just 10fps as you can see.
After interpolation, the 30fps interpolated video
looks good and smooth, if we don't 
pause and inspect frame by frame.
And here is a shaky video to 
test stabilization of VideoProc.
The stabilized video output doesn't 
seem stable enough for me unfortunately.
Now, here's my final verdict.
I will definitely pick Topaz Video Enhance AI
over VideoProc anyday. As it's more matured 
and run fast, while delivering better output.
The upscaling of simple high quality low 
resolution videos worked out with VideoProc,
even the frame interpolation 
turned out to be good.
However, Topaz Video Enhance AI is 
a costly affair. It costs around
300 dollars lifetime license 
with just 1 year of upgrades.
But look at the price of VideoProc. It's just 
more affordable. The lifetime price of just
46 dollars seems like a nice deal to me.
So if you're on a budget, you can consider
VideoProc as a viable option as 
its still a capable video enhancer.
Link to checkout VideoProc is 
in the description. And also,