Spatial Degradation-Aware and Temporal Consistent Diffusion Model for Compressed Video Super-Resolution

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.07381v2
• Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2025 07:37:30 GMT
• Title: Spatial Degradation-Aware and Temporal Consistent Diffusion Model for Compressed Video Super-Resolution
• Authors: Hongyu An, Xinfeng Zhang, Shijie Zhao, Li Zhang,
• Abstract summary: Video super-resolution (VSR) is an efficient technique to enhance video, but relatively VSR methods focus on compressed videos. We propose a novel Spatial Degradation-Aware and Temporal Consistent (ATC) diffusion model for compressed VSR.
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• Abstract: Due to limitations of storage and bandwidth, videos stored and transmitted on the Internet are usually low-quality with low-resolution and compression noise. Although video super-resolution (VSR) is an efficient technique to enhance video resolution, relatively VSR methods focus on compressed videos. Directly applying general VSR approaches leads to the failure of improving practical videos, especially when frames are highly compressed at a low bit rate. Recently, diffusion models have achieved superior performance in low-level visual tasks, and their high-realism generation capability enables them to be applied in VSR. To synthesize more compression-lost details and refine temporal consistency, we propose a novel Spatial Degradation-Aware and Temporal Consistent (SDATC) diffusion model for compressed VSR. Specifically, we introduce a distortion Control module (DCM) to modulate diffusion model inputs and guide the generation. Next, the diffusion model executes the denoising process for texture generation with fine-tuned spatial prompt-based compression-aware module (PCAM) and spatio-temporal attention module (STAM). PCAM extracts features to encode specific compression information dynamically. STAM extends the spatial attention mechanism to a spatio-temporal dimension for capturing temporal correlation. Extensive experimental results on benchmark datasets demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed modules in enhancing compressed videos.

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