RTX video enhancement is enabled by default. #1909
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I have no idea how to do that. I don't think losslesscut even has control over that, as it seems to be an NVIDIA specific thing. |
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Individual programs can control it, there is a setting for it in PotPlayer called "D3D11 GPU Super Resolution". |
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unfortunatley i have no idea how to do that. and potplayer is not open source so it's not possible to see how it's done |
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That's pretty funny actually, because when the feature came out, video players were pretty slow to adopting it, and to this day only a few support it, but somehow your program supports it without you even knowing what it is :D |
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oh probably because it's based on electron which is based on chromium which is basically google chrome |
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RTX video enhancement is enabled by default. Would be nice to have an on/off toggle in the settings, because I don't need the upscaling (it increases power consumption) when I'm just cutting videos, and having to go to NVIDIA control panel to enable/disable it globally is a bit annoying.
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