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Qualityscaler is a Windows app that uses BSRGAN Artificial Intelligence to enhance, enlarge and reduce noise in photographs and videos. QualityScaler is completely written in Python, from the backend to the front end. Image/list of images upscale. Video upscale. Drag&drop files [image / multiple images/video] Automatic image tiling and merging to avoid gpu VRAM limitation. Resize image/video before upscaling. Multiple Gpu support.

...Warlock-Studio is a Windows application that uses Real-ESRGAN, BSRGAN, IRCNN, GFPGAN, RealESRNet, RealESRAnime and RIFE Artificial Intelligence models to upscale, restore faces, interpolate frames and reduce noise in images and videos. the application supports GPU acceleration (including multi-GPU setups) and offers batch processing for large workloads. It includes drag-and-drop handling for single or multiple files, optional pre-resize functions, and an automatic tiling system designed to overcome GPU VRAM limitations.

...It provides pretrained models, example inputs, inference scripts, and an interactive demo workflow for object removal. The repository also includes memory-efficient inference features to reduce GPU out-of-memory issues during video processing. ProPainter is useful for research, video editing experiments, object removal prototypes, and completion tasks where consistent motion is important.

Blender add-on to dramatically reduce render times using the Real-ESRGAN upscaler. Rendering an HD image in Blender takes 37 minutes. Upscaling can render a similar quality image in 5 mins total. Any PC or laptop can now do 3D rendering. 4k images can be rendered in the time it would take to render HD 1080p images. HD 1080p images can be rendered in record time on low-end hardware.

...Transform, Filter, or Enhance your input video, or the VSGAN result with VapourSynth, a Script-based NLE. You can chain models or re-run the model twice-over (or more). Have low VRAM? Don’t worry! The Network will be applied in quadrants of the image to reduce up-front VRAM usage. You can use any RGB video input, including float32 (e.g., RGBS) inputs. Using VapourSynth you can pass a Video directly to VSGAN, without any frame extraction needed. Any edit you make in the VapourSynth script with or without VSGAN can be re-used for any other video. VSGAN is released under the MIT License, ensuring it will stay free, with the ability to be used commercially.