Quote:EASU – Upscaling

fidelityfx.EASU(clip, width=?, height=?)

• width: Output width (must not be lower than the input width)
  
• height: Output height (must not be lower than the input height)
  

RCAS – Sharpening

fidelityfx.RCAS(clip, sharpness=0.2)

• sharpness: Sharpening strength, range [0.0, 2.0] (default 0.2)
  • 0.0 = maximum sharpening
    
  • 2.0 = minimum sharpening
    

ChromaticAberration – Chromatic Aberration

fidelityfx.ChromaticAberration(clip, intensity=1.0)

• intensity: Chromatic aberration strength, range [0.0, 20.0] (default 1.0)
  • 0.0 = no chromatic aberration
    

Vignette – Vignetting

fidelityfx.Vignette(clip, intensity=1.0)

• intensity: Vignette strength, range [0.0, 2.0] (default 1.0)
  • 0.0 = no vignette
    

Grain – Film Grain

fidelityfx.Grain(clip, scale=1.0, amount=0.05, seed=-1)

• scale: Grain scale, range [0.01, 20.0] (default 1.0)
  
• amount: Grain strength, range [0.0, 20.0] (default 0.05)
  • 0.0 = no grain
    
• seed: Random seed, integer (default -1)
  • -1: Use the frame index as the seed (grain differs per frame, simulating real film)
    
  • ≥ 0: Use a fixed seed (grain is identical on all frames)
    

• copy the vs_fidelity.dll to somewhere
  
• create a custom section with:
  
  # requires colorformat RGBH
core.std.LoadPlugin(path="PATH TO vs_fidelityfx.dll")
clip = core.fidelityfx.EASU(clip, width=2560, height=1440)
# width 2560
# height 1440
  (the comment lines are needed to let Hybrid know what color format the filter needs and that it changed the resolution)
  or
  
  # requires colorformat RGBH
core.std.LoadPlugin(path="PATH TO vs_fidelityfx.dll")
clip = core.fidelityfx.Grain(clip, amount=0.5)
  ...