#235 · Primary category: Computer Vision
Fast-SRGAN
A Fast Deep Learning Model to Upsample Low Resolution Videos to High Resolution at 30fps
Project last updated:02/11/26
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Why we included this project
Teams dealing with old or low-resolution video often need a fast way to bring footage up to modern display standards, and this repo offers a concrete option. It implements an SRGAN-style generator that uses pixel shuffle to keep upsampling quick, with published benchmarks showing roughly 720p output at about 30fps on an M1 Pro. A pretrained generator trained on DIV2K is included, so you can run inference on your own images right away with a single command instead of training from scratch. Retraining is also straightforward: Hydra-based config lets you change batch size, residual block count, and dataset paths from the command line, and TensorBoard logs training progress. It's a focused, single-purpose codebase that gives you a realistic baseline for evaluating super-resolution in video pipelines or image enhancement work.
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