Topaz Labs, known for its AI-powered photo editing tools, such as Photo AI 3 and Gigapixel 7, has launched Video AI Pro, which it calls “commercially available AI for enterprise creative teams.” The first video enhancement tool”.
Available in three tiers, Video AI Pro builds on Topaz Labs' Video AI platform, which can upscale video to 16K resolution, discard footage, and generate new frames to create slow-motion footage from normal speed video. Uses proprietary artificial intelligence. Video AI can also recognize specific faces in videos, assist with footage from cameras operating at different frame rates, and stabilize footage based on subject recognition.
Video AI Pro takes things even further, allowing video to be upscaled to 24K resolution thanks to its ability to utilize multiple GPUs.
“Video AI Pro builds on Topaz Labs' pioneering, proprietary video AI tool, which is trained on millions of frames to upscale, stabilize and reduce content,” explains Topaz Labs. “The new solution specifically maximizes throughput on multi-GPU systems from graphics processors from AMD, Apple, Intel and Nvidia to achieve speeds two, three, ten times faster and beyond. Unprecedented Combining unprecedented scalability with speed, Video AI Pro fills a gap in the growing demand for enterprise-ready AI tools that is currently missing in the market.
Importantly, especially for creative professionals, Video AI Pro uses AI models that run completely offline with native processing, so media is always protected. Further, content edited using Video AI Pro is not used to train any AI models and never leaves an organization's servers. The platform can be deployed on-premises using a local render farm, or run inside an AWS outpost, which Topaz Labs says promises “the best combination of security and accessibility.” Further, users can render in parallel, send different files to each available GPU, or split a single file across multiple GPUs to work faster.
Video AI Pro is designed for high-end cinematic productions, so organizations have a license to use its output in movie theaters, premium streaming services, or broadcast television. Users retain full ownership of all media processed by the AI Platform.
Eric Yang, CEO of Topaz Labs, said, “With concerns about the creative threat AI poses to the entertainment industry, augmentation teams need tools that both improve quality in previously impossible ways. empowering to create and maintain fidelity to the studio's original artistic vision.”
“Since our first AI model in 2018, Topaz Labs has championed the belief that AI should enhance, not replace, existing creative work. With Video AI Pro, large post-production teams can make feature-length films the first can improve and optimize faster and more efficiently than ever,” Yang continues.
While Video AI starts at $299, Video AI Pro comes with a hefty price tag. Individual entry-level packages start at $1,099. For organizations with five to 10 users, the price jumps to $4,999 and includes administrative and authorization controls. Larger teams can work directly with Topaz Labs to develop custom models and workflows, with pricing based on specific needs.
Image credit: Topaz Labs. The videos in this article are related to Topaz Labs Video AI 5, which shares core technology with Video AI Pro.