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Current options for upscale are fixed ratios like 2x,3x,4x etc.
Currently I am using this to upscale images (long-strip style ones) from around 600-650px wide to 800px wide.
But the only option for me is to use 2x which is a waste imo but I honestly have no idea if there would be a way to get it done so I don't have to use 2x and can just use a custom width. Let me know if it's possible.
TLDR:
Requesting an option to upscale to a specific width.
Thanks.
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Currently the model only does 2x. If you do 4x, it just runs the model twice. For a custom width, it would have to run the 2x model, then use some downscaler to reduce it to size.
The models don't work that way, they're fixed ratio.
But the only option for me is to use 2x which is a waste imo
A waste of what exactly?
If anything running a gpu-based network to do a 1.23-1.5x upscale is a bigger "waste". Bicubic works fine for that scaling level, or spline36 or lanczos if you want to get all fancy. It's more of a pain if you've got some stupid aspect ratio of source video and you need to upscale 30,000 frames then downsize them to fit vertically, but even that's just a temporary waste of disk space.
Current options for upscale are fixed ratios like 2x,3x,4x etc.
Currently I am using this to upscale images (long-strip style ones) from around 600-650px wide to 800px wide.
But the only option for me is to use 2x which is a waste imo but I honestly have no idea if there would be a way to get it done so I don't have to use 2x and can just use a custom width. Let me know if it's possible.
TLDR:
Requesting an option to upscale to a specific width.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: