Video gets flipped 90° about enhancr HOT 8 CLOSED

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for your explanation

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Quality is absolutely horrible because you used the default model and I assume its real-life content if its from a smartphone. Default model is animevideov3, which only works well for animated content.

https://upscale.wiki/wiki/Model_Database

Get a model thats actually trained on real-life content, you can load custom models when you press models button in the sidebar.

Why it gets flipped, I have absolutely no idea. I don't flip stuff in the code. @Joly0

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Hm, i see my fault with the models, but i didnt see anywhere, that the default is "animevideov3" and i need another one for real-life content, but thanks for the clarification, i have to test another model.
But just as a side-note, i did read the wiki before using enhancr, and even the settings page doesnt mention what model is the default https://github.com/mafiosnik777/enhancr/wiki/Tune-enhancr:-Settings, or am i missing something?

Hm, thats unfortunate (the issue with the flipped video). I could probably try to flip it by 90° with the ffmpeg settings, but i am not sure

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Btw, i have tried these 3 models

and the result quality is still not good at all. Following your link these are found under "Realistic Photos", so i assume, these should be correct models to use.

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Yeah, only reference to animevideov3 is in the benchmarks, could have highlighted that better.

(Real)ESRGAN isn't really good for real life stuff, you're better off just using Topaz Video AI for upscaling this type of footage.

UniScale is the only half decent model, but still "eh" in my opinion, maybe try that.

For the flipping stuff, changing it in ffmpeg probably won't have an effect because I append arguments to scale to the ffmpeg args, so people can use lower scales for 4x models etc.

Maybe the issue even lies in that because it calculates wrong, i'll look into it. @Joly0

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Closing due to inactivity.

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Did you look into it?

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Did you look into it?

Yep. Won't fix.

Most phones actually record at horizontal resolution with a vertical flip flag that is read by media players, according to the orientation of the phone when recording.

There are 3 main ways for those flip methods, some hard to check for some not. I have no plans currently to adjust for that behaviour, but now you know what causes it.

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