Download "Doja Cat & The Weeknd - You Right [AI 4K 60fps]"

You Right by Doja Cat & The Weeknd AI Upscaled and Frame Interpolated to 4K 192fps (then dropped to 60fps for YouTube), 144fps version below Each of these videos took me about a whole day just to "make" :\ Hope you enjoy the effort I put in and enjoy the result as much as I do! * 4K + 4K 144fps ProRes Source Download * [To be added] * All Ari 4K 60fps Playlist * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9JEyV2iVls&list=PL4Kd6mYLoxJFzErOouSWWwtErKF0F-7Mz * Official Video * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXgV1rXUoME * AI Models Used * - Artemis HQ v11 (in Video Enhance AI) - RIFE 2.3 (in Flowframes) * About Artemis (HQ/MQ) * The Artemis (HQ/MQ) model removes "artefacts" like film grain, sharpens blurred or out of focus objects, adds detail to the existing image where possible. It can only improve so much to low-quality parts of the videos or where there is a lot of film grain, it also can not perfectly remove film grain. * About RIFE * The RIFE (Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation) model generates new in-between frames by comparing the previous and next frames to create the estimated flow of movement, it can generate very smooth and very clear frames. It fails and creates very large artefacts on "aggressive" fade to black or lighting changes such as flashes, it cannot detect scene changes very well ("perfectly"), and also fails on fast-moving patterns where a pattern moves to a point where it matches or is closest to the 'next' frame. * Encoding Info * The video was re-encoded and compressed as few times "as possible" until the final encode to provide the best result. The final 4K 144fps version was encoded into ProRes Proxy which causes some very small "blocky" artefacts but it is worth it for the size and performance of the video. The YouTube version was resized (with scaling) to 8K 60 fps in ProRes Light (from 192 fps source). * Notes * I used TransitionChooser, a tool that allows for manual scene change picking so that I could (as best as humanly possible) have the most correct scene changes as possible so that there was little to no merging of scenes and I also used it to hide artefacts (mentioned above in RIFE) swapping them for blended frames instead. I also use FFmpeg for any re-encoding required that wasn't done by the other tools automatically. * Software Links * Video Enhance AI (Artemis HQ/MQ) [Paid]: https://www.topazlabs.com/topaz-video-ai Flowframes (RIFE): https://nmkd.itch.io/flowframes TransitionChooser (for Flowframes): https://magentacloud.de/s/rMCAGfrWLP62gxc FFmpeg (Encoding): https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ffmpeg-release-full.7z RIFE (Dev's CLI): https://github.com/hzwer/ECCV2022-RIFE If you would like to see something in particular in the future let me know, take care! - Fadexz