What is Video Colorize AI?
It is used to automatically colorize black and white videos without user intervention. Video Colorize AI is based on artificial intelligence.
What are the minimum system requirements for Video Colorize AI?
Pixbim Video Colorize AI runs on laptops or desktop computers.
Operating System Requirements -
Windows - Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11 (64 bit only). Most laptops and desktop computers are 64 bit systems.
Mac - Not supported.
System memory (RAM) - 8GB and higher is recommended for improved performance. The minimum RAM required is 8GB.
How long will it take to colorize a video?
A 1-minute black and white video (30 frames per second video) takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour on CPU version and on Nvidia GPU version it takes 5 to 10 minutes. Setting the Color Factor slider (this slider is on the right side) to "High" results in slower processing, setting it to "Low" ("Low" is the default) gives faster results.
Can I try Video Colorize AI before purchasing it?
Yes, you can try it out and see the results before purchasing it. The trial version expires in 7 days.
MORE INFORMATION ON VIDEO COLORIZE AI
Pixbim Video Colorize AI runs on laptops or desktop computers.
Setting the application to "quarter CPU cores" (this is at the top menu bar in "HELP") and color factor to "low" (this is the default one, the slider on the right side) will result in faster processing.
"Single CPU core" gives a better color quality than "quarter CPU cores" but you can try it on a short duration video (under a minute video) and see the results. "Quarter CPU cores" uses more cores than "single CPU Cores" to process faster, it also consumes more RAM so it is possible that the computer can be unresponsive if RAM is less or many applications are running, you could run it during the night. Change these settings first and then load a BW video and click the "Start ..." button.
A 1-minute black and white video (30 frames per second video) takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour on CPU version and on Nvidia GPU version it takes 5 to 10 minutes. Setting the Color Factor slider (this slider is on the right side) to "High" results in slower processing, setting it to "Low" ("Low" is the default) gives faster results. In most cases Low, Medium, or High settings will give the same results with minor color improvements. We suggest keeping it low.
The speed does not depend on the image resolution but it depends on the number of frames. A 60 fps video is twice as slow as a 30 fps video.
The more the number of frames per second the slower it is because it has to colorize more frames.
Also the more the RAM memory, the better the performance. Close any unused applications so the program has more resources to use.
WHAT IS THE "EXPORT" OPTION USED FOR?
In case of a computer crash or an unexpected shutdown, you can always get the part of the video that was already colorized before the computer shut down
using the "export" option.
After starting up the computer, Open Pixbim Video Colorize AI and then load the same black and white input video.
Click on "Export" at the top menu bar and it saves the already colorized video.
(PLEASE DO NOT CLICK "START" as it starts to process the video once again from the beginning on clicking it)
Export option is also useful to see the result sample video (sample colorized video) while the video is still being processed.
MORE INFO -
Go to the temp folder which is %temp% below is the path
C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\PixbimVideo
and you will be able to see the colorized frames when the colorization process is running or completed.
