About this release
VideoProc Converter AI is the tool for the media jobs that are not quite editing, the format conversions, the compressions, the screen recordings and the quick fixes that pile up around real projects. It handles a long list of formats in both directions, and it leans hard on hardware acceleration so a full length conversion finishes in a fraction of the time a software encoder would take.
The AI features are what the recent versions added on top of the converter. Upscaling brings a low resolution clip up to a higher one with a trained model rather than a blur, frame interpolation smooths choppy footage or creates slow motion by generating in between frames, and stabilisation steadies shaky handheld video. They run on the GPU, so they are usable on ordinary hardware rather than needing a workstation.
The rest of it is the practical toolbox. A screen recorder for capturing a window, the desktop or a webcam, a downloader for pulling video off the common sites, and simple trim, crop, merge and subtitle tools for tidying a clip without opening a full editor. The build here is the complete version with the AI models and every module unlocked.
What it does
- Convert between a long list of video and audio formats
- Hardware accelerated encoding for fast full length conversions
- AI upscaling from low to high resolution with a trained model
- Frame interpolation for smoother motion and slow motion
- Video stabilisation for shaky handheld footage
- Compression that shrinks large files with minimal quality loss
- Screen recorder for window, desktop and webcam capture
- Downloader for pulling video from common sites
- Simple trim, crop, merge and subtitle tools
- Batch processing across a whole folder of files
Changes in this version
- Faster AI upscaling on current GPUs
- Improved interpolation on fast motion without artefacts
- Reworked compression with a clearer quality target slider
- Better format support for current phone recordings
- Smaller memory footprint during batch conversion
What the package contains
- VideoProc Converter AI offline installer
- All AI models for upscaling, interpolation and stabilisation
- Screen recorder and downloader modules
- All interface languages
- Readme with the install order written out step by step
Installation notes
Follow these in order. Most reports of a failed install come from skipping a step rather than from the package itself.
- Disconnect from the network before you begin.
- Extract the archive to any folder you like.
- Run the installer as administrator and finish the wizard.
- Apply the included activation step before first launch.
- Launch once, then reconnect to the network.
- Turn off the built in update check to keep the activation state.
System requirements
| Operating system | Windows 10 version 22H2 or Windows 11 |
| Processor | Intel or AMD 64-bit quad core recommended |
| Memory | 8 GB minimum, 16 GB recommended for AI features |
| Graphics | GPU with 4 GB VRAM for acceleration and AI models |
| Storage | 2 GB for the install plus space for output files |
| Display | 1920 by 1080 or larger |
Things worth knowing
- The AI features are the slow part, hardware acceleration only helps the plain conversion side, budget time for an upscale.
- Upscaling cannot invent detail that was never captured, it makes the best of what is there.
- Turn off automatic updating to keep the current version and activation state.
Questions about this title
Is this a video editor?
How good is the upscaling?
Does it need a strong GPU?
Can it record my screen?
What people are saying
Batch converted a folder of phone clips to a common format in minutes with hardware encode. That is the daily use for me.
Lifted some old low res footage to something watchable. Not perfect but far better than a plain resize.
The built in screen recorder means I stopped installing a separate one. Handy all in one.
Listing information
This entry is catalogued under Video & Motion and carries the tags below. Language coverage is Multilingual, 16 interface languages, and the supported platform list is Windows 10, Windows 11. Version 8.11 is the current catalogued build, last checked 4 days ago, and the entry has been in the index since it was added 1 year ago.