What’s new in Nero AI Video Upscaler 2025?

AI frame interpolation

Nero AI frame interpolation is a technique that uses artificial intelligence to create additional frames between existing frames in a video. This process enhances the smoothness of motion by filling in the gaps between frames, making the video appear more fluid and visually appealing.

AI frame interpolation will be enabled automatically if you select a frame rate higher than the original.

The scene detection switch is used to avoid strange frames generated by interpolation when the scene changes. If there is no scene change in your video, you can turn off this option to speed up the frame generation.

AI slow motion

AI slow motion can only be enabled when the AI frame interpolation is enabled.

Select the time scale factor from 2x to 8x and choose the audio post-processing method to start processing.

Audio post-processing method:

  • Keep original audio: do not process the audio and keep the original length, please note that the audio will lose synchronization with the video.
  • Remove audio: remove audio track, suitable for the users who want to process audio separately.
  • Sync audio (preserve pitch): slow down the audio pace and keep the audio pitch, please note that the audio may sounds strange when the speed is low.
  • Sync audio (do not preserve pitch): slow down the audio pace and the audio pitch become lower than the original.

(Coming soon) Face enhancement model

The face enhancement model will come as the first online update for both Nero AI Video Upscaler lifetime and subscription versions.

This model is focused on enhance the blurry details on the faces in the video.

How to resolve the ‘DirectX 11 not support’ issue in Nero AI Video Upscaler

Hardware features support

Firstly, you need to make sure that your graphic card can support DirectX 11 although most of the modern graphic cards are able to support it.

Please check your graphic card’s specification on the vendor’s website.

Update the hardware driver

Please check your graphic card’s driver version in the Windows Device Manager and compare to the latest version on the vendor’s website to make sure the latest version of the driver is already installed on your system.

Check DirectX version

Use “Windows logo key + R” to open the run dialog box and enter “dxdiag” to open DirectX Diagnostic Tool.

Check if the DirectX version is equal or higher than DirectX 11.

If the version is lower than DirectX 11, please use the Window Update to update your system.