NVIDIA's AI-Powered Video Tools: Now in DaVinci Resolve and Filmora #nvidia #ai #rtx #news #shorts

Introduction

Nvidia has made the RTX Video SDK toolkit publicly available, enabling developers to integrate AI-powered automatic video quality enhancement into their software. The company also announced that RTX Video Super Resolution will soon be available in video editing programs Da Vinci Resolve and Wondershare Filmora. This AI technology will allow users to upscale video files to 4K and convert standard dynamic range (SDR) content to high dynamic range. Additionally, the RTX Video HDR feature will become available for the VLC media player. RTX Video is already functional in the app, and the RTX Video Super Resolution technology, which initially only worked in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers, was later implemented in Mozilla Firefox. To use this feature, an RTX graphics card is required. Subscribe to the channel to stay updated and share your thoughts in the comments.

Keywords

Nvidia, RTX, AI-powered, video tools, DaVinci Resolve, Filmora, video quality enhancement, 4K upscaling, dynamic range conversion, HDR, VLC media player, RTX graphics card.

FAQ

1. Which software programs will soon have Nvidia's RTX Video Super Resolution available? Nvidia's RTX Video Super Resolution will soon be available in video editing programs Da Vinci Resolve and Wondershare Filmora.

2. What does Nvidia's AI technology allow users to do with their video files? Nvidia's AI technology allows users to upscale video files to 4K and convert standard dynamic range (SDR) content to high dynamic range (HDR).

3. What type of graphics card is required to utilize features like RTX Video Super Resolution? To use features like RTX Video Super Resolution, an RTX graphics card is required.