Google Chrome now supports new Nvidia technology that upscales video in the web browser with what appear to be seriously impressive results, or this feature is now live in testing.
VideoCardz noticed the preview release of the technology, which is called Nvidia RTX Video Super-Resolution and is the equivalent of DLSS but for video in the browser. Nvidia showed it off back at CES 2023, and for example, it ran a clip of Apex Legends recorded at 1080p that was upscaled to 4K, and it looked very smart indeed (see the video clip below).
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