02.06.2021, 17:48
If you have the time VSGAN (https://forum.selur.net/Thread-Why-VSGAN...-supported) with some models from https://upscale.wiki/wiki/Model_Database might be worth a try.
Cu Selur
Cu Selur
New Feature: RealSR (Real-World Super-Resolution)
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02.06.2021, 17:48
If you have the time VSGAN (https://forum.selur.net/Thread-Why-VSGAN...-supported) with some models from https://upscale.wiki/wiki/Model_Database might be worth a try.
Cu Selur
02.06.2021, 20:51
Hello Selur,
as suggested I tested VSGAN. The encoding speed is better, now a 30s movie is encoded in about 30m. This imply that a 1h movie is encoded in about 2.5 days. But the faster speed is at cost of lower resizing quality. For the comparison I performed a 4x resize of the following picture ![]() Just for comparison the image encoded with Lanczos+sharpen is the following ![]() The image resized with VSGAN using the model 4xESRGAN.pth is the following ![]() The image resized with VSGAN using the model 4xPSNR.pth is the following ![]() Finally the image resized with RealSR using the model DF2K_JPEG is the following ![]() In my opinion the image obtained using RealSR is still the best among the tested resizer.
Speed wise you might also want to try RealSR_JPEG.pth (see: https://github.com/cszn/BSRGAN/tree/main/model_zoo).
Problem is to find the right model when using VSGAN. For amusement I converted the suzie clip using the BSRGAN model a few days ago and it looked nice if you consider it's low start resolution. ![]() (see: here for the video) Sadly BSGRAN is mainly meant for faces, so it's really bad with everything else. ![]() -> hoping there will be ports of tecogan, iSeeBetter and similar methods which are meant for video and not 'just' image upscaling. Cu Selur |
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