Nvidia has released a new driver for GeForce RTX series graphics cards that adds the RTX Video Super Resolution feature, which allows artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to upscale video playback to 4K resolution in real time. In this respect informs WccfTech’s version.
RTX Video Super Resolution works for both offline and online video playing in Google Chrome and Edge browsers. So in fact, almost any video played on YouTube can be improved thanks to RTX Video Super Resolution. The word “almost” is used for the new feature, as the artificial intelligence cannot upscale the video to 4K if the original file has a resolution below 360p.
It is noted that currently RTX Video Super Resolution only works on GeForce RTX 30 and 40 series graphics cards.
WccfTech believes that Nvidia’s new feature can be used to avoid paying expensive fees for online cinemas like Netflix with 4K resolution. Journalists claim that the RTX Video Super Definition feature should work on Netflix as well as video services like Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, YouTubeTV, Hulu, and Twitch.
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