How to VLC upscaling possible with Nvidia Geforce RTX30/40

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This is a record of my use of the AI-based upscaling feature on Nvidia Geforce RTX.
Here is a link to what has been written on Nvidia's blog and other sites since about February 2023.

In summary, the idea is to upscale videos with a resolution of 1080p or lower to 4K.

Models available for implementation
Geforce RTX3000 and 4000 series
Display connected to GPU must be 4K or higher

Target apps for upscaling
Chrome, edge, VLC. VLC is VLC 3.0.19 RTX Vetinari

Possible videos
Videos played in Chrome, edge, or VLC with video input resolutions from 360p to 1440p.
Not available for the following videos. Some DRM protected content, YouTube shorts, and HDR content.

The effects were easy to understand when checking the official video.
Introducing RTX Video Super Resolution - 4K AI Upscaling for Chrome & Edge Video

FAQ> RTX Video Super Resolution FAQ

Setup

The assumption is that the Nvidia driver must use a version released after March 2023.
NVIDIA Driver Downloads

  1. Open the Nvidia Control Panel
  2. Video > Adjusting Video Image Settings
  3. RTX video enhancement, check super resolution, select quality
  4. No configuration required for browser or VLC; download and use VLC for upscaling
  5. In VLC and others, this is applied by playing the video and putting it in full screen mode.

It would be interesting to compare with super resolution enabled and disabled in the Nvidia control panel.