- FidelityFX-CLI: Command line tool that processes image files using the FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) shader system
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some more tools for you 😉ID: h9cdqlfID: h9dqqvzDidn’t they comment under the Philips video, saying they use waifu2x?
ID: h9dvvshID: h9fo657/ukinfphili
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All these projects spinning off so quickly from making FSR open source just make me real happy. It's beautiful to see.
ID: h9dcx6nOpen Source is wonderful.
ID: h9dnu18spinning off
This is official AMD software. Made by an AMD engineer and posted on an official GPUOpen account.
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You can use this tool to resize your own pictures with the FSR algorithm. This way you can see how FSR would look in any game without having this game actually implement FSR.
Page with the download links:
Look for the file named similar to "FidelityFX-CLI-v###.zip" Usage: FidelityFX_CLI.exe -Scale 1920 1080 "Input_720p.png" "Output_1080p.png" Modify -Scale 1920 1080 to configure the desired resolution of the output image Replace "Input_720p.png" with the name of the image file you want to apply FSR to Replace "Output_1080p.png" with the name of the file which will be created by the toolID: h9bk7bnImportant to note the mode(s) as well:
-ModeModes from FSR package: EASU - Edge Adaptive Spatial Upsampling (default) aliases: FSR, FSR1 RCAS - Robust Contrast Adaptive Sharpening (doesn't support Scale) Modes from CAS package: CAS - Contrast Adaptive Sharpening Modes from Windows Imaging Component (WICBitmapInterpolationMode): NearestNeighbor, Linear, Cubic, HighQualityCubic, Fant -Sharpness -Mode CAS: range from 0.0 (default) to 1.0 (maximum extra sharpness) -Mode RCAS: range from 0.0 (maximum sharpness) to number of stops (halving) of the reduction of sharpness ID: h9c80eeSince it's working with 8 bit RGB channels, it's not remotely usable as a comparison. In-engine, it's working with 32 bit, or 64 bit colour data, unless the devs are exceptionally inept.
Edit: 8 bit RGB channels, not pictures
ID: h9bxhbxIs there a way to find out how the algo works with sort of an ELI5 method of explaination?
ID: h9c8ku5The main github?
Doc:
" class="reddit-press-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://github.com/GPUOpen-Effects/FidelityFX-FSR/tree/masteActual code with lots of comments:
-fs_fsr1.h" class="reddit-press-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://github.com/GPUOpen-Effects/FidelityFX-FSR/blob/maste-fs_fsr1.h
FidelityFX-CLI: Command line tool that processes image files using the FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) shader system
upscaling 360p old... research videos is becoming more of a reality with every passing day. I am glad
There is lots of technology to do this already. Look at TopazLabs software such as Video Enhance AI and GigaPixel AI, it works incredibly well but even with high end hardware takes a long time.
There is also software called MadVR which does video in real-time using something similar to FSR. Combine the AI upscaling (NGU they call it) with some artifact removal and sharpening and it can make old stuff look cleaner.
I wish we had competitors to TopazLabs. They do great work but unfortunately all their software is proprietary and I dont like their licensing system. They also don't even let you use their software in a virtual machine.
Note that there is other software which does this much, much better. Just not in real time
Which ones?
The future sure is bright!
Bruh what 360p porn is still worth watching
Some more information in the GPUOpen post written by the author of FidelityFX-CLI here:
This is a great idea! Not sure if OP is the author, but It'd be cool to have some examples and comparisons in the README 🙂
How would this compare to something like Waifu2x for upscaling?
It's a lot worse than waifu2x for anime, and waifu2x is also a lot more computationally intensive. For games and live action footage it may look better, but only because waifu2x haven't been designed for that, so you should compare it against RealSR for example.
However, the main advantage of FSR is that it can run in real time, so a much better comparison would be against madVR's NGU and against FSRCNNX primarily, because those are probably the best algorithms for upscaling videos in real time.
Waifu2x is only for anime/manga and it can't be done in real time.
Holy cow it works so well on areas with detail damn
Will this run under proton?
It seems to work fine with vanilla wine64: (wine64 FidelityFX_CLI.exe ARGUMENTS), at least it managed to upscale a picture so I assume it's working correctly (I didn't exhaustively test all of the options it has).
Damn. CMake got my hopes up. Requires MSVC 🙁
Could anyone show some results of this?
Interesting tool, though motion as a factor being removed doesn't represent FSR completely.
I believe FSR works on a per frame basis so unless there’s some trash AA it shouldn’t make a difference
I mean, one's capacity to see quality issues at 60fps+.
Fsr doesn't produce motion artifacts
I'm comparing a human's perception of a static image to 60fps+ video. But, good to know.
I wonder what Adobe thinks of all that.
Interesting thought. I wonder why I couldn't export every frame of a video shot in old 720 or 1080 and process it through fsr and the reassemble it on an editing timeline.
This is literally how film conversions are done. All the frames are photographed at high res and shot in RAW then stored in uncompressed TIFF or similar files. Editing magic happens per frame, then your editing software combines it all for you
You absolutely can, I did that with Waifu2x a lot of times, but I would prefer if someone could make a GLSL shader you can apply to the video directly through a video editing software. After all, having to spend time extracting the frames, upscaling and encoding them into a video kinda defeats the purpose of FSR being such a fast upscaler.
Interesting. Could this be used for a FFmpeg filter to upscale videos?
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Now we just need Gamers Nexus to say which one they use..