1. How to register AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI
AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI is shareware. The free trial version allows users to convert 3 videos for free with watermark. You can download the trial version to see if AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI is your best choice, then purchase a license to unlock the limitation.
Step 1: Launch AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI
Launch AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI, then click the Enter key... button on the prompt.
Step 2: Register Video Enhancer AI
Copy & paste your registration e-mail address and the license to AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI.
Click the OK button to complete the registration.
2. How to Use AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI
Step 1: Add Source Videos
Click the Browse button to import the videos file or drag and drop the source file to the program.
Step 2: Choose the AI Model
Currently, AVCLabs supports 4 AI features: AI Upscaler, AI Face Blur, Denoise, and Face Refinement. AI Upscale was checked by default. Denoise and Face Refinement are optional features that can be added up to the AI feature (AI Upscaler or AI Face Blur) you selected.
(1) For Windows users, if you choose "AI Upscaler " from the feature list, you can configure the "Upscale" feature by selecting 4 models: Standard, Ultra, Standard (Multi-Frame), and Ultra (Multi-Frame), and select "Denoise" or "Face Refinement" as the additional model. Please note that allowing "Denoise" or "Face Refinement" or both means a slower processing speed.
(2) For Mac users, you can configure the "Upscale" feature by selecting 2 models: Standard and Ultra, and select "Denoise" or "Face Refinement" as the additional model. Please note that allowing "Denoise" or "Face Refinement" or both means a slower processing speed.
(3) If you choose "AI Face Blur" from the feature list, continue the model setting: unfold "Face Blur" to select the blur model as Gaussian Blur or select an image, then select "Upscale" and "Denoise" as the additional model.
Step 3: Configure the Output and Video Settings
After the model settings, you can start to configure the Output Settings (Video Size, Video Format, and Save Directory) and Video Settings.
(1) Video Size: you can choose to upscale your video size to 100%, 200%, 400%, or upscale the video resoltion to 720p, 1080p, 2K, QXGA, Quad HD, WQXGA, UHD, 4K, or 8K.
(2) Video Format: you can choose the output format as MP4(H.264), MP4(H.265), MKV(H.264), AVI(Uncompressed), MOV(ProRes 422HQ).
(3) Video Settings: here you can manually adjust the post-processing settings like Brightness, Contrast, and Saturability to achieve the best results, and select the options like "crop to fill the frame" and "deinterlacing".
Step 3: Other Settings
(1) Trim: at the bottom panel of AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI, you can trim your video frame by frame by inputting the frame number or dragging the progress bar to select the start and end frame manually.
(2) Crop: at the top panel of AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI, you can click the "
" button to crop the video to delete the unwanted part.
(3) Performance: click the "
" button to configure the Performance settings: change the AI Processor to CPU or GPU, and change the max memory consumption to Highest, High, Medium, Low, Lowest.
Step 4: Preview and Process
Before processing, you can click the "Play" button on the video to preview the original and AI-processed video. If you are happy with the result, click the Start Processing button to start upscaling, or adding face blur to your video. During the processing, you can preview to see the differences between the original video and the AI processed one. After the processing is complete, you can open the file folder and enjoy the final video in a better view.
