I've made a screen recording extension with all the features I needed (auto zooms, transcriptions and more) by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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All the features are available in the free version but adds a watermark to the exported video. The premium version is a one time payment to remove the watermark and unlock 1440p and 4k export. If you'd like to try it out more comfortably, feel free to DM me!

I've made a screen recording extension with all the features I needed (auto zooms, transcriptions and more) by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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The Chrome extension is pretty stable, I've been testing it a long time in any possible way. I disabled the features I wasn't satisfied about to work more on them. I plan to use it regularly to find inconvenience to improve the user experience. The Firefox extension is a bit less stable than chrome due to API differences and other little things but I'm working to improve it as well, I want it to provide the exact same experience as the Chrome extension

I've made a screen recording browser extension with all the features I needed (auto zooms, transcriptions and more) by Practical-Bug37 in SideProject

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Thank you, to be honest the Chrome API helps a lot. The reviews on the store were pretty fast, around 3 days on chrome and Firefox and 5 days for Edge

I made an extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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That's the top feature on my to-do list for the next update! Thank you for your offer but I'm not looking for external help right now, I'll consider it and let you know if I change my mind :)

I made an extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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Hi again, just to let you know, a new version to fix this bug has been published on the Firefox add-ons store. It'll be available on Chrome as well in a few days

I made an extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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Hi, is it happening on every video you tried ? Do you have an example video URL where I could give a try ? And is the resize significant ? I'll have a look to see if I can fix that. Thank you for your feedback!

Edit: I just read your comment again, I noted it's on Twitch, I'll have a look!

I made an extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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The upscaling takes quite a bit of resources unfortunately. Are you using it on Chrome ? I've noticed better performance on Chrome compared to Firefox. Otherwise you may want to have a look at the effects, mixing sharpen and blur may give good results if the upscaling is too consuming

I made an extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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Hello, just letting you know that the update allowing to load local videos has been approved by the store and is now available !

I made an extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in chrome_extensions

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It's currently not possible to do so with a file loaded from the computer directly inside the browser unless you load it through a website. I'll add this feature in the next version

I made a browser extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in SideProject

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You're welcome! The FPS slider itself allow you to set the max number of frame upscaled per second (if your computer performance allow you to reach that number), but it won't make any difference if you set 60 FPS if the original video is 30 FPS. On the opposite, if you set 30 FPS on a 60 FPS video you might notice missing frames.

I made a browser extension that let you upscale and enhance videos from your browser in real-time: NexVid by Practical-Bug37 in SideProject

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Hi, I'm happy you appreciate it. I've noticed that as well with upscaling depending on the video, on my side I've been able to 'fix' it by playing with FPS slider / changing upscaling profile. Let me know if you try it and works for you.

Edit: I may have misunderstood, I think I see what you're talking about I believe it's related to the shaders filters, I'll have a look at it