BACK-CATALOG WORKFLOW
AI Video Catalog Remastering for Older Titles
Use Remaster AI to evaluate supported archive and back-catalog footage one title at a time before committing to a complete remastering job.
1. Screen a candidate title
Choose a supported MP4, MOV, or M4V source and run the free three-frame preview. The goal is to decide whether the still-image treatment is promising enough to justify processing the full title.
- No login or credit card is required for the three-frame preview.
- Use representative frames to check detail, texture, edges, and visible source damage.
- Do not treat three still frames as proof of full-motion quality.
2. Process one full title
If the preview is useful, process the complete video using the supported SD → 1080p or Full HD → 4K profile. Pricing is duration-based in 10-minute increments, so you can estimate a title before checkout.
- Use one title as a production sample before scaling a larger catalog.
- Track the job and download the completed output during the retention window.
- Keep your own source master and production records.
3. Perform full-video QC before re-release
Review motion, flicker, scene changes, credits, subtitles, audio sync, and full-length consistency in the completed output. Remaster AI does not guarantee distributor acceptance, platform approval, or sales performance.
- A remastered file is an input to your editorial/distribution decision, not an automatic release approval.
- If a title falls outside the standard geometry, use Support instead of forcing it through a mismatched profile.
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Always review the completed full video before distribution, delivery, or archival replacement decisions.