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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. Compatible images - png, jpeg, bmp, webp, tif. Compatible video - mp4, wemb, gif, mkv, flv, avi, mov, qt.

...This program is a video player written in the Python programming language using the PySimpleGUI graphical user interface library, an mpv media player, and the Anime4K scaling algorithm . Anime Player is designed to play video and audio files and includes functions such as opening files, URLs and folders, setting image scaling parameters using the Anime4K algorithm, creating an mpv config for watching videos using the Anime4K algorithm on Android, viewing help and information about tuning the algorithm. The player also has support for frame interpolation using SVP. You need to install SVP and VapourSynth to work.

...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.

...First of all, an Nvidia graphics card (neither AMD nor Intel integrated) is highly recommended to parallelize the CNN. You will then need to install CUDA. No CUDA = dozens of times slower. This program will generate "model_epoch_ .pth" files corresponding to the model at epoch n, in a folder saved_model_u t_bs bs_tbs tbs_lr lr, where corresponds to the scale factor, bsthe size of the training batch, tbsthe size of the test batch and lrto the learning rate. Low res images should be located in a "dataset/input" folder, and high res targets in a "dataset/target" folder, where each different quality image has the same name in both folders.