Model output is mostly 720P. Before you can publish it anywhere, or slow a stretch of it down, it has to be scaled up, with a few frames filled in along the way. DOTV's video upscale is for exactly that: three sets of settings, and once you submit, a new node lands to the right while the original clip stays put. This section covers what to pick in each set, and what happens after you submit.
Slow motion multiplies the running time, so turn interpolation on with it — without it, every frame is held several times as long and the result just looks choppy.
Select a video node, click Edit on the toolbar — Upscale is the first entry — and this panel opens:
| Setting | Options | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Topazlabs | The only one wired up so far |
| Resolution | 1080P / 2K / 4K | Which step to scale up to |
| Frame interpolation | Off / Up to 30 fps / Up to 60 fps | Fills the frame rate in so motion runs smoother |
| Slow motion | 1x / 2x / 4x | Stretches the clip out into slow motion |
Submitting creates a new video node to the right of the original, and fills the finished clip in when it is done. The job runs in a queue, so it can take a while; meanwhile the Edit button on the original node's toolbar spins, and that entry in the menu reads Working. Go do something else — you do not have to sit and watch.