Filmworkz Phoenix vs Phoenix Upscaler

Filmworkz Phoenix is a Windows application for restoring, enhancing, grading, and mastering film and video. It combines film and video restoration with Nucoda color grading in one workflow. DVO tools remove dirt, scratches, flicker, and noise, and can stabilize or enhance footage while preserving the source material. A multi-layer timeline handles mixed film and video with multiple video and audio tracks. Phoenix provides unlimited color layers, HDR grading, ACES workflows, and Dolby Vision mastering. Listed formats include DPX, TIFF, EXR, DNxHR, H.264, MP4, Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, RED, and Sony RAW, with AAF or MXF export workflows. It supports Tangent Elements and Arc control surfaces, the Precision panel, OFX effects such as BorisFX, and timeline exports to Loki Render. Subscriptions license one instance on a single machine, with transfers through License Manager. License Manager can create licenses for offline machines. Plans are PHOENIX CORE at $239 a month, PHOENIX film at $419 a month, PHOENIX video at $479 a month, and PHOENIX ultimate at $599 a month. Phoenix Ultimate has a 3-day free trial.

Phoenix Upscaler is software for restoring and enlarging older video recordings, including tapes, DVDs, film scans, and phone clips. It reduces noise, corrects interlaced motion, and rebuilds detail lost through compression. Processing can stay on your computer, without uploading video files. Standard, Enhanced, and Generative modes provide different restoration approaches, while Auto, VHS, Film, Faces, and Max presets provide starting points. MP4, MOV, MKV, and AVI are listed as supported formats. The desktop product runs on Windows and Linux; a web option is also listed. Upscaling reaches 4x, with output up to 4K, plus denoising and face recovery. The $129.00 USD once plan installs on three of your computers, removes the watermark, accepts any clip length, and includes updates. A free trial handles clips up to 60 seconds with a watermark. Cloud Restore uses datacenter GPUs and shows its per-job charge before payment.