New AI Superpowers INSIDE Adobe Premiere & DaVinci Resolve (NOT* Topaz Video AI) for Video Editing

New AI Superpowers INSIDE Adobe Premiere & DaVinci Resolve (NOT Topaz Video AI) for Video Editing*

Are you tired of having to render your videos multiple times when using AI video editing tools? Do you find it frustrating that these AI tools are not integrated into your professional video editing software like Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro? In this article, we will introduce a new AI approach that is native within Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, allowing you to save time and maintain the original quality of your footage.

One common mistake many video editors make is upscaling footage incorrectly. For example, if you have a 4K timeline and upscale your footage within the timeline, you are essentially upscaling twice and reducing the image quality. The correct workflow is to first place your footage in a timeline that matches its original resolution, then use AI tools to upscale the footage while maintaining the highest quality possible.

Until now, professional video editing software like Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve did not have built-in AI upscaling and enhancement tools. However, a new tool called resup aims to fill this gap. Unlike subscription-based AI tools like Topaz Video AI, resup is a one-time purchase that integrates seamlessly into any editing software. With resup, you can easily upscale and enhance your footage within Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve without the need for multiple renders and quality loss.

Moreover, when working with 360-degree video footage, using AI tools like Topaz Video AI can sometimes result in stitch lines and artifacts along the edges. However, resup is 360 Edge aware, meaning it doesn't generate these stitch lines and provides a seamless upscale for your 360-degree videos.

In addition to video editing, audio is also an important aspect of post-production. While AI audio tools like Lala AI have been popular among creators, they often suffer from artifacts and unnatural audio quality. However, with the latest release of DaVinci Resolve (version 18.1), the Fairlight audio section now includes AI audio features. With this new AI audio tool, you can easily remove background noise, balance audio levels, and master your audio with a click of a button.

Overall, embracing AI within your video editing workflow can save you time and money. Instead of rendering your footage multiple times and relying on external AI tools, using native AI capabilities within Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve allows you to achieve professional results without compromising on image and audio quality.

Keywords: AI video editing, Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, resup, Topaz Video AI, upscaling, enhancement, 360-degree video, AI audio, Lala AI, Fairlight

FAQ:

Q: Can I use resup with other editing software aside from Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve? A: Yes, resup is compatible with any editing software, making it flexible for editors using different platforms.

Q: How does resup compare to Topaz Video AI in terms of cost? A: Resup is a one-time purchase, while Topaz Video AI requires an annual subscription. This makes resup a more cost-effective option in the long run.

Q: Does using AI tools like resup result in loss of image or audio quality? A: No, resup is designed to maintain the original quality of the footage when upscaling and enhancing, ensuring that there is no loss in image or audio quality.

Q: Can resup handle 360-degree video footage without generating stitch lines? A: Yes, resup is 360 Edge aware, meaning it does not generate stitch lines or artifacts along the edges of the footage, ensuring a seamless upscale for 360-degree videos.

Q: Is the AI audio feature in DaVinci Resolve 18.1 available for free? A: Yes, the AI audio features in DaVinci Resolve 18.1, including background noise removal, audio level balancing, and audio mastering, are available for free to users with the DaVinci Resolve Studio license.