I can get rtx video super resolution to work just fine on videos in firefox, 720p or below on youtube.
However, 1080p videos are showing as inactive in the nvidia app for rtx video super resolution.
I am using a 1440p monitor.
#How to get rtx video super resolution to work on 1080p videos?
hardy vale
The indicator is very hard to see since the feature also deactivates when you switch apps
I'd enable some kind of overlay that displays power usage instead
(Try the ALT-R performance overlay!)
If VSR is engaged, your power usage should significantly increase, especially at higher quality levels.
dry copper
I had the nvidia app on 1 monitor, and the browser on another
If I change resolution to 1080p, it turns off
If I change resolution to 720p, it turns on
It's consistent, I can replicate it every time
hardy vale
Does this happen with Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge?
(Note: for Microsoft Edge, you also need to enable graphics driver enhancement. This is off by default.)
dry copper
I flip back and forth between 480 and 720, and on 720, it is disabling
RTX Video HDR works at any resolution, it's the super resolution that is deactivating
dry copper
I just was using this video as a sample
OKAY THIS IS WEIRD
if I reduce the size of the browser window, it reduces the resolution you can use RTX Video Super Resolution on
dry copper
@hardy vale solved it
It can only upscale 1080 if you make your browser full screen the video
hardy vale
<@164935426262433792> solved it
It can only upscale 1080 if you make your brows...
...that's the information that was missing
remember that the video frame display size matters too
If the display size is smaller than the video size no upscaling takes place