[0:00] Every single one of those clips was
[0:02] unwatchable 30 seconds ago. Blurry,
[0:05] shaky, stuck in 480p.
[0:08] The kind of [music] footage you scroll
[0:10] past on your hard drive and never touch
[0:12] again. And every single one was fixed by
[0:14] one piece of software. Not five tools,
[0:18] not a subscription stack.
[0:19] >> [music]
[0:19] >> One.
[0:21] I've been testing it for the last 2
[0:22] weeks on my own old footage. [music]
[0:24] Stuff I actually shot and gave up on.
[0:27] And what it pulled off genuinely
[0:28] surprised me. So, in this video, I'm
[0:30] going to show you exactly what it can
[0:32] do, run my own tests on camera, and tell
[0:35] you [music] whether it's actually worth
[0:36] your money. Let's get into it. Real
[0:38] question, how many video tools do you
[0:41] have installed right now? One for format
[0:43] conversion, one for upscaling, one for
[0:45] editing, maybe one more for compression.
[0:48] Every time you make a video, it feels
[0:50] like you're playing a game of software
[0:52] hopscotch. [music] Export from one tool,
[0:54] import into the next, export again,
[0:57] repeat. And it's not [music] just
[0:59] annoying, it's killing your quality.
[1:01] Every export, every conversion, you lose
[1:04] something. VideoProc Converter AI is
[1:06] basically the answer to that mess. One
[1:09] software, conversion, AI enhancement,
[1:12] editing, screen recording, and DVD
[1:15] ripping, all in one place. Which means
[1:17] today, instead of demoing five tools, I
[1:20] just need to show you one. Let's start
[1:23] with the part that surprised me most.
[1:25] Super resolution is the headline
[1:26] feature, and it's the one I want to test
[1:29] the hardest because everyone says their
[1:31] AI upscaler is the best. Here's how it
[1:33] actually works.
[1:35] You drop in a low resolution video. The
[1:37] AI rebuilds detail, not by stretching
[1:40] pixels, but by reconstructing texture,
[1:42] edges, and sharpness based on what it's
[1:45] been trained on. And VideoProc just
[1:47] upgraded their models. The new Gen
[1:50] Detail V3 and Real Smooth V3 are between
[1:53] 40 and 80% faster than the older
[1:55] versions. Which matters because the
[1:58] biggest problem with AI upscaling has
[2:00] always been the wait. I'm loading in a
[2:02] clip from one of my older videos. 480p
[2:06] looks rough on a modern screen. Two
[2:08] model choices matter here. Gen Detail V3
[2:11] is the one I use for footage with
[2:13] people, [music] faces, fabric, hair,
[2:16] anything where texture matters.
[2:18] Real Smooth V3 is the one I use for
[2:21] cleaner footage that just needs noise
[2:22] removed and resolution bumped up. I'm
[2:25] going with Gen Detail V3. Upscale ratio,
[2:29] four times. That takes 480p straight to
[2:32] nearly [music] 4K.
[2:34] Okay, here's the result. Original on the
[2:36] left, upscaled on the right. Same clip,
[2:39] same colors, but look at the edges.
[2:41] [music] Look at the texture on the
[2:43] shirt. Look at how the face actually has
[2:45] structure now. This is not a sharpening
[2:47] filter. Sharpening makes [music] blurry
[2:49] footage look crispy and weird. This is
[2:51] genuine detail reconstruction. The AI is
[2:54] filling in information that wasn't
[2:56] there. I ran it again on an older test
[2:58] clip, the kind of footage you'd find on
[3:00] an old hard drive, family video, VHS
[3:04] rip, whatever. Same process, same
[3:06] models, and the result speaks for
[3:08] itself. This is the kind of footage you
[3:11] used to just write off as unusable.
[3:13] Super resolution is the headline, but
[3:16] it's not the only AI tool inside this
[3:18] thing. Two more I want to show you
[3:20] quickly, frame interpolation
[3:23] >> [music]
[3:23] >> and stabilization. Both live in the same
[3:25] module, no extra purchase.
[3:28] Frame interpolation takes low frame rate
[3:30] footage, say, 24 or 30 frames per
[3:33] second, and generates new frames between
[3:36] the existing ones.
[3:37] You can push footage up to 120, 240,
[3:41] even 480 frames per second, [music]
[3:44] which is huge for two things.
[3:46] One, smoother playback on modern
[3:48] displays.
[3:49] Two, buttery slow motion from footage
[3:52] that was never shot slow mo to begin
[3:54] with.
[3:55] This was 30 frames per second going in,
[3:58] 120 going out, and the motion still
[4:01] looks natural. Not that weird soap opera
[4:03] effect you get from bad interpolation.
[4:06] Stabilization is the other one.
[4:08] Old school stabilization makes you tweak
[4:11] smoothness translation perspective.
[4:14] Four different sliders, none of which
[4:16] mean anything to a normal person.
[4:19] AI stabilization here is one click. No
[4:22] sliders. It just figures it out. Watch
[4:25] this shaky handheld clip become steady.
[4:27] That's the whole interaction. Okay,
[4:29] switching gears. Everything I've shown
[4:31] so far has been video, but this software
[4:34] has a completely separate image AI
[4:36] module. And honestly, it might be the
[4:38] most useful part for most people. Three
[4:41] things it does. Upscales any image up to
[4:43] 10K resolution, restores face clarity in
[4:47] old or low-quality photos, and sets DPI
[4:51] for print, which matters if you're ever
[4:53] printing artwork, posters, or photos.
[4:56] This is an old photo, low resolution,
[4:58] the kind you'd find in a folder you
[5:00] forgot existed. Four times upscale. Gen
[5:04] detail phi 3. Watch the face. [music]
[5:07] This is the part that genuinely changes
[5:09] things. The face isn't blurry anymore.
[5:12] The eyes have actual definition. The
[5:14] structure of the face is back.
[5:17] This is face restoration, a dedicated AI
[5:20] model trained specifically on faces.
[5:22] It's not a filter. It's reconstruction.
[5:25] Same model works on AI-generated art.
[5:28] So, if you're someone who makes art with
[5:30] Midjourney Leonardo ChatGPT
[5:33] you can take a low-res output and push
[5:35] it to 8K, suitable for posters, prints,
[5:38] wall art. And the DPI control matters
[5:41] here. You can set 300 DPI for print
[5:44] quality, or higher if you're doing large
[5:46] format.
[5:47] Most upscalers don't expose that. This
[5:50] one does. Look, I've tested a lot of AI
[5:52] tools on this channel. Most of them are
[5:54] one trick. They do one thing well and
[5:57] force you back into your old workflow
[5:59] for everything else. VideoProc Converter
[6:01] AI is the opposite. It's built to
[6:03] replace four or five separate apps.
[6:06] Conversion, AI upscaling, frame
[6:08] interpolation stabilization image
[6:11] enhancement, screen recording, DVD
[6:14] ripping.
[6:15] All native, all offline, all on your
[6:18] machine.
[6:19] Two things I genuinely liked. One, it
[6:21] runs locally. No cloud uploads, no
[6:24] waiting on someone else's server.
[6:26] Faster, more private, and you keep
[6:27] [music] control of your files. Two, the
[6:30] V3 models are fast. AI upscaling used to
[6:33] mean leaving your computer running
[6:35] overnight. With Gen Detail V3 on a
[6:38] decent GPU, I was getting real-time or
[6:40] close to it on most clips. One honest
[6:43] note, AI enhancement is GPU heavy. If
[6:46] you're on an older machine or weak
[6:48] graphics, expect [music] longer
[6:50] processing. That's just the nature of
[6:52] the technology, not a flaw in this
[6:54] specific [music] software. Quick
[6:56] question before I wrap. Have you ever
[6:58] actually added up what you spend on
[7:00] video software in a year?
[7:02] Most creator tools today are
[7:03] subscriptions. 10 bucks here, [music] 15
[7:06] there, 20 for the upscaler. By the end
[7:09] of the year, that's a brand [music] new
[7:10] smartphone's worth of money, just
[7:12] rented. VideoProc does it differently.
[7:14] They sell a lifetime license. Pay once,
[7:17] use forever, across Windows and Mac.
[7:20] There's also a family edition for
[7:21] multiple devices. [music]
[7:22] And right now, they're running their
[7:24] biggest deal of the year, 62% off the
[7:27] lifetime license. [music] Plus, you get
[7:29] four bonus tools for free, a
[7:30] buy-one-get-four-free bundle. Both links
[7:33] are in the description below. The first
[7:35] one takes you to the AI video
[7:36] enhancement page [music] if you want to
[7:38] dig into the features. The second one is
[7:41] the discount link. It auto applies the
[7:43] deal.
[7:44] If you've been duct taping five
[7:46] different tools together to manage your
[7:47] footage, this is the one to look at.
[7:50] I'll see you in the next one.