Unmatched detail reconstruction on old or compressed video files.
Version 2.3.0 relied on several core AI models that users could select based on their source footage:
Topaz Video Enhance AI 2.3.0 introduced critical stability updates, user interface refinements, and optimized processing speeds over its predecessors. The core functionality centers on four main pillars:
Version 2.3.0 is a refinement release focused on quality improvements, stability, and better GPU usage—making routine upscaling and restoration tasks more reliable and often producing cleaner results, while still depending on input quality and available hardware.
The AI could automatically detect and crop black bars, then upscale only the active video area—critical for converting 4:3 letterboxed content to 16:9 without wasted pixels.
instead of just seconds. It also stabilized the "Estimated Completion Time" by averaging it over the last three frames. Flexible Display
AI video processing is incredibly resource-intensive. To run version 2.3.0 smoothly, your system should meet or exceed these specifications:
This workflow improvement enabled users to render and view up to three different AI models side-by-side with the original footage. It significantly reduced the trial-and-error process of choosing the best model for a specific clip.
