Studios like Paramount and others would have jumped all over this technology, if it wasn’t so gimmicky.ĪI made Voyager look a little better, but nothing like content originally mastered in 4K. Like a lot of people, I was convinced that upscaling video using AI would produce content that looked like it was originally mastered in much higher resolutions, but it was all “hype.” I think AI is many years away, if not decades away from producing results from ordinary SD video to something that looks like it was originally mastered in 4K, or even higher. When the vast majority of conversation in this forum moves away from program problems and troubleshooting this-n-that, to something that looks like a viable software product, will be the day I fork over the cash.

I simply refuse to pay good money, just to be a beta tester. Results were far worse than VEAI v1, so I closed it up and let my license expire. I had high hopes for TVAI v3, but it didn’t last long. My first attempt was PAL, but results were horrible as compared to NTSC. Starting with Voyager season 3, when CGI became the thing, it got even better. I upscaled all 172 episodes 3 different times, with each iteration a little better than before, except for the floating “Q” spots, which never went away.

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