- #Topaz video enhance ai crashes 480p#
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#Topaz video enhance ai crashes update#
Please help me find a way to update the video card's driver or uninstall it all for a reinstallation with the latest drivers. The more I attempt to install/uninstall, the more corrupt the computer becomes with error messages, forcing me to use restores to bring the computer back to working order. Doing CHKDSK, SFC, defrag, etc did not fix it. Replacing the SSD and reformatting the computer did not fix it.
#Topaz video enhance ai crashes drivers#
Any attempt to completely remove the video drivers does the same thing and freezes and crashes.
#Topaz video enhance ai crashes install#
I can install the optional drivers like HDMI audio and such with no problem but it is always the main video driver. I left it alone for an hour once thinking it was just a slow install but it eventually crashed with a blue screen. Anytime I try to update the main video driver, it always freezes near the very end, when the screen blinks. But the AMD video card is now causing problems when being updated. I uninstalled anything GeForce related before installing the AMD video card. I bought the AMD 480 as an affordable replacement. I used to have a GeForce 780TI video card but it stopped working after four years. It has a I7 core, SSD, 8GB RAM, and a recently purchased AMD 480 video card. I does work in Premiere so I guess thats not an issue.I have a custom Windows 10 PC I mainly use for gaming.
#Topaz video enhance ai crashes mp4#
mp4 file does not play in Quicktime on the Mac. Still got same 6.3fps with mp4 as ProRes but better temps. You would probably use this in conjunction with the Enhance Resolution tool. Upscale is in a section of its own and not applied automatically. The first four live in an Image Quality section. mp4 my processor temp ran about 20℃ cooler… Pro Res LT really cooks it. Topaz Photo AI has five main components: Remove Noise, Sharpen, Recover Faces, Enhance Resolution and Upscale. mov files in Windows? I know Windows cannot play mov files so maybe this is related - although 3.0.12 created them fine. So this leads me to believe the problem may be creating. Just for the heck of it I tried to export as H.265 Main NVIDIA (.mov) but it crashed again.īecause I won’t give up… I tried H.265 Main NVIDIA (.mp4) and guess what - it worked! I normally export to Pro Res LT (.mov) as that is best for editing videos on my 2019 Mac Pro with Adobe Premiere 2023. I tried every BIOS setting and Topaz setting, including low power. Last night it crashed Windows a bunch of times.
If it crashes on one machine and not another the problem is in the machine that crashes. The Topaz AI is just a dashboard to the ffmpeg process(es). Keep in mind that once the processing begins, it is ffmpeg that does the all the work. The problem is an issue with some software on the PC other than Topaz or the OS. The CPU is around 80% loaded and the GPU around 90%. During those runs, my PC pulls around 750 watts and both the CPU and GPU average around 60☌.
#Topaz video enhance ai crashes 480p#
I have already processed 47 480p originals to 2160p, using Proteus to upscale to 960p and then Artemis HQ to upscale the the recovered details to 2160p. My machine has been running upscales constantly since Thursday without a single failure. Intel i9-12900KF - AIO Water cooled - Overclocked to 5.1 GHz on all coresĮVGA RTX-3080 Ti Hybrid (AIO water cooled) w12GB VRAM Windows 11 22H2 (which the latest upgrade of a system that started in Vista 3 PCs ago) But it’s always important to separate fact from fiction, and to only fault Topaz for the things they actually do wrong – and nor for all the ails in peope’s personal systems.
I have had plenty critique on TVAI/VEAI before, and never mince words in that regard, either. The ‘shill’ part in me is simply responding to BS claims, as made by the OP, about TVAI being horriblle software that makes their Windows reboot/crash, and being utterly unusable. Or having crappy video drivers (yes, it always comes down to having crappy something.) Where this happens, after all, is typically when your video card gets underpowered, or other undervolting issue (again: PSU stability). Everything (since the 90ties) runs in Protected Mode, so the program itself may crash, but Windows won’t. In fact, as a beta tester, I simply know that it’s as good as impossible for a program to make Windows itself crash/reboot. At one point it hang, closing the temp file (which was fortunately still readable), but it never crashed, or made my Windoze crash. I’ve literally never had TVAI/VEAI crash on me, like ever. If VEAI cannot cope with what he is running then it needs work, it is that simple.Īnd TVAI actually can cope, is the whole point.
The OP has told you what his hardware is and it is more than reasonable.
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