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It has a model, Dione, which can convert a 29.97 fps M2V to 60 fps, but Dione makes the stars flicker and it causes deinterlacing artifacts.

AviSynth (or VapourSynth) is essential to this process. In order to avoid this across an entire episode, the episodes must be converted to CFR. Because Deep Space Nine and Voyager are both variable frame rate shows, Topaz does not understand the frame rate to set when one loads the entire M2V or MakeMKV-derived file into the application. One of the reasons I started using AviSynth was to repair those errors. You will notice deinterlacing errors in both of these upscaled M2V files because those errors are present and visible in the source DVD. It introduces very few problems and the problems it causes tend to be subtle.Īrtemis HQ (left) does a much better job than Gaia-CG (right). It doesn't offer the best achievable output, but it also doesn't break anything. It is not as sharp as Gaia-CG, but it also less prone to leaving odd noise in a scene. This file was not pre-processed, so noise is immediately visible on the lower saucer section of the foreground ship.Īrtemis High Quality (Topaz 2.3.0): Artemis-HQ is the rendering model I recommended readers use as part of my upscaling articles on Deep Space Nine. If given appropriately processed material, this upscaling model produces the best output in CGI scenes of anything Topaz has produced. It performs poorly on the M2V file if the output is not processed first. Gaia-CG (Topaz 1.5.3): This is an old version of Topaz from last September. Typically, content from these shows is always run through AviSynth or VapourSynth before upscaling to perform an IVTC + additional processing. All of my comments below regarding 'best' output or the way various models treat content should be understood to refer only to Star Trek Deep Space Nine and Star Trek Voyager. Here is the SFE-Complete clip I uploaded previously, run through two different Topaz Models.

Topaz Photo AI 1.5.3 download the new for windows