Video upscaling in browser video players using AMD FidelityFX or similar technology

[tonebacas]

Would be nice to be able to use image upscaling on video players, as an optional feature you could toggle for any individual video player.

[Gebieter]

@piterktry it in Edge (it's already on Win10 anyway, so easy to compare to). I feel like the workload is similar, but the image is not. Update would be nice.

[piterk]

@Gebieterwell you might be right!

Edge seems to give better contrast and more details on 4th setting.

Firefox:

Edge:

[Gebieter]

@piterk It just shows for me that the implementation is still a work in progress if you compare it. The technology has bigger potential.

[LoesenMecker]

Still doesn't work as of Firefox 122.

[SprSkl]

Hi! The just arrived AMD Video Upscaling feature would be nice to use on my main browser which is Firefox. This feature is included in the new Adrenaline driver 24.1.1.

[Neoony]

note that AMD just released upscaling but only for Chrome, Edge and Windows Media Player
https://community.amd.com/t5/gaming/amd-software-24-1-1-amd-fluid-motion-frames-an-updated-ui-and/ba...

would love to see this in Firefox

[LoesenMecker]

Has anyone been able to get this to work?

Still doesn't work for me as of Firefox 122.0. on an RTX 3070 with the latest Nvidia driver.

[mustaqim]

The simplest and easiest option is to port AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) Version 1. Other upscalers are too CPU / GPU intensive.

[Neoony]

Lossless Scaling app

[batata]

There's much more to do on that subject :
- Super Resolution
- Fluid Motion
- Auto HDR (when Firefox will support HDR)
- Sharpening
- Deblocking/Debanding would also be very useful on a web browser

We could have a very nice toolbox with all that.

[Volt727]

Yes, please!

[Brolychibi]

Add support for new AMD technologies would be a point to have an updated browser.

Although I have seen the AMD patch updates, and they have compatibility with chrome and edge, for me these browsers are deprecated, or they were.