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I'd definitely play it safe then

Linux mint is one of the best, since it looks really nice and is also ubuntu-based It's also my personal favorite

Openshot is another good video editor for linux as well https://www.openshot.org/

Hello everyone, today I will be warning you about windows 10 N Windows 10 N is the EU version of windows, it is the same except for two differences. 1. Less windows programs installed by default. 2. You can't upgrade from windows 10 N to windows 10 Pro or windows 10. You can only upgrade to Windows 10 pro N The problem with this is that you can't buy windows 10 N pro keys on their website, I was using a VPN to change my country ip address and it still did not allow me to buy a windows 10 N pro key. I tried everything, but I ended up having to reset my computer and install windows 10 pro. Moral of the story, please don't use windows 10 N as it will prevent you from installing windows 10 pro, not to mention that the Windows Media Feature Pack is not installed by default, so you won't be able to have sound in certain games like Minecraft Bedrock Edition.

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I just posted this because it's not the same as some of the TV settings you have. although there are obviously multiple software programs that you can use.

Oh, didn't think I'd get a response from Linus. But thanks for viewing the page. Also, I will be posting the Upscaled video later when it finishes. This thing's been running overnight and there's only 8 hours remaining! (out of 28 hours). Although I think it will vary.

It's a separate tool for windows, but doesn't require anything else, sadly it is really expensive, a little less than the price of a windows key. Around $100 for a key. and the video enhancer that I showed off costs twice as much. But you can get a free trial for 30 days.

Recently I made a post about enhancing videos and photos via AI upscaling. But, one thing that it wasn't able to do was increase the FPS of the video. Well, now that's going to change. Today I will be using a program called hybrid: https://www.videohelp.com/software/Hybrid To modify a video to 60fps, it's a lot like the AI upscaling except for fps. I don't have a tutorial, as it is too advanced to describe in the forum (mostly because I don't have time) but there's a Youtube video about it that you can watch: Note: This link is not meant to be used as advertising, and is only used for educational purposes, this should fall on the community guidelines, as it only prevents links to your channel and asking for subs. This is not my video either. It doesn't take as long as upscaling video resolution, although it may not work as well, as it is harder to tell the difference. I will be using this to upscale the Linus video I'm currently upscaling to 4k to 60fps, bringing a total of 4k 60fps. a great setup. I also realized that some people said that there are other ways to do this. There are many other ways, but they're not always the same.

Hello everyone, I am back again with another video about AI upscaling. In my previous post, I upscaled a video, and it worked pretty well, although it can take a long time to upscale and you need high powered hardware. Now I am going to upscale a photo instead, a much easier process that does not take much time, it also yields much better results at lower resolutions. The software I used is Topaz Lab's Gigapixel AI Here is an example: I was surprised how good the upscaled image was compared to the old one. a noticeable improvement. It's cool when you think about it. So I tried another image, and it looks good. But what you may not have known is that I resized the original image and then upscaled it. So I will now compare the upscaled image to the original When comparing it to the original, I was surprised once more, the original is much better, as it shows more detail, although I did not expect this after the great results that I had been getting before. If you want to try out Gigapixel AI for yourself, visit this link: https://topazlabs.com/gigapixel-ai/ Hope you enjoyed, comment your feedback below, and message me if you find any other cool AI upscaling products.

Thanks, also the reason why they prob spend a bunch on 8k cameras is that it takes 2 days to upscale the video I showed in 4k, 8k is even longer. I have high powered specs too, a rtx 2080 an intel core i9 9900k overclocked to 4.5ghz, and powerful storage. Also, regular 8k video does look better. Not sure it's worth it to spend 100k though for quality that most people can't even use. Especially since they have so many computers that they could use to enhance the quality that are much more powerful than mine!

Hello everyone, today I will be showing you a cool new trick to upscale video, I've used old LTT videos as an example, and they look much better than the original. In the first image I attached, you can see that the video I am converting is in 720 HD. Ouch (especially since it was streamed in 2019). but a perfect video resolution for today's showcase. as you can only make a difference when upscaling videos that are just regular HD to full HD, or 4k. Now it's time to use a tool called Topaz Video Enhance AI. it's a tool that allows you to AI upscale videos. (Note: Requires high power computer, and it's also slow, even on my RTX 2080 upscaling the video I'm going to use to 4k would take 28 Hours! you can get it here: https://topazlabs.com/video-enhance-ai/ It has a 30 day free trial, but then you need to pay $200 for a full key if you want to continue using it. Anyway, once you have fired it up, click in the blue outline to select your video. For best results, I recommend using the Gaia-HQ setting for any HD videos. anyway, select the preset to 4k UHD and hit the camera icon at the top with a little eye on it, this will allow you to preview the next 30 frames of a video and compare them for the best setup. The video is 30fps (double ouch) so I have about a second of video to compare. The difference between the original and the upscaled video are quite apparent, and astronomically better, (surprised me). original is on the left, upscaled is on the right. Edit: Another comparison, you can see the difference in the detail especially when you look at his hair. (Also the ETA is matching my calculations, which were made earlier before the ETA so, is this going to make every video look perfect? no. Is it going to make things look better? yes. edit: I calculated the exact time it would take to convert this video on my hardware and it would take a little over a day, not counting other apps I would be using. The upscaler does not do as well with videos that are lower quality than 720p. It can have a slight improvement on videos that are 480p, but 360p and below will not yield good results. Hope you enjoyed! p.s. Make sure that you have the latest graphics drivers for your hardware before converting video. I have also decided to convert the video and will leave a download link when the conversion completes. Update: I have converted the video successfully, although you can easily notice some artifacts, especially on Linus' face. Here is the video https://mega.nz/file/INBUXADY#JeJh3dPSowNYDy-XofwtQ14M0_J9ZHYy-vZwacX-vQU