Video playback is clearer, Microsoft introduces video super-resolution technology for Edge browsers
CTOnews.com, March 4 (Xinhua)-- Google has introduced support for Nvidia's RTX video super resolution (RTX Video Super Resolution) technology in Chrome 110stable Edition, and Microsoft recently announced the introduction of a similar technology for Microsoft Edge browsers.
Microsoft announced the introduction of Video Super Resolution (VSR) technology in Microsoft Edge browsers, based on Microsoft Research (Microsoft Research) AI technology to enhance video quality.
CTOnews.com learned from the Microsoft blog that nearly 1/3 of Edge users play video at a resolution of 480p or less, using this technology to improve the viewing experience for users with low network bandwidth and poor video quality.
Microsoft says it is now open to 50% of Canary channel users, who can access edge://flags/#edge-video-super-resolution in the address bar and enable experimental Flag to implement this feature.
To enable video super-resolution technology on Microsoft Edge browsers, the following conditions need to be met:
The hardware needs to be GPU in Nvidia RTX 20-30-40 series or AMD RX5700-RX7800 series
Video resolution needs to be lower than 720p
In the case of AC power
The height and width of the video are both greater than 192 pixels.
The video is not protected by digital rights management technologies such as PlayReady or Widevine.
Related readings:
Chrome 110stable release: supports Nvidia RTX video super-resolution technology, the first version that does not support Win7 / Win8.1
