FirstPersonLooter
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A "stretch" because this is a question about upscaling... and may be asking for too much!
Is there an upscaler plugin or technique that will allow me to take a 1080p video input and make it look as good as possible blown up to a 4k (3840x2160) canvas that is saved as a 4K video?
Obviously, the higher the bit rate for recording, the better. 4K/60p is ideally 120,000Kbps. And I know, blowing something up 4x it's size will never look PERFECT, but I was wondering if there was any upscaling tech for OBS that could help improve the look outside of just grabbing the corner of the element and stretching it out to fit the canvas.. Something like an AMD FSR? I have a Mac Studio so I can't instal any new graphics cards or anything.
I add about 0.10 of sharpness as an effect filter on my video input. That seems to be a sweet spot of making it seem like it's more detailed without looking super digitally pixellated.
THANK YOU!
I don't even really see any input devices that offer 4K/60 through their USB (I've seen 4K/30p but... I want 4K/60p).
Is there an upscaler plugin or technique that will allow me to take a 1080p video input and make it look as good as possible blown up to a 4k (3840x2160) canvas that is saved as a 4K video?
Obviously, the higher the bit rate for recording, the better. 4K/60p is ideally 120,000Kbps. And I know, blowing something up 4x it's size will never look PERFECT, but I was wondering if there was any upscaling tech for OBS that could help improve the look outside of just grabbing the corner of the element and stretching it out to fit the canvas.. Something like an AMD FSR? I have a Mac Studio so I can't instal any new graphics cards or anything.
I add about 0.10 of sharpness as an effect filter on my video input. That seems to be a sweet spot of making it seem like it's more detailed without looking super digitally pixellated.
THANK YOU!
I don't even really see any input devices that offer 4K/60 through their USB (I've seen 4K/30p but... I want 4K/60p).
