This might explain why some are seeing the logon issues with 3.0.7 and others not. My licence expired after release 3.0.3 or so, I am relying on the posted Topaz undertaking to extend licensing for releases 3.0.x, for anyone who was correctly licensed for 3.0.0. I will be reverting to an earlier version.

Attempting to simplify the ffmpeg command. Sadly none of these helped: Increasing the VRAM usable by Topaz Video AI ffmpeg. I edited a few times to reflect my latest findings. This is on a M1 Pro Macbook on macOS 13 with Topaz Video AI 3.0.1. These things are not standard industry practice for consumer video software and should not be done.

Or who don’t want log files cluttering up their system (we aren’t supposed to be Beta testers!). In other words, this software version cannot usefully be used offline either for those who choose to work like this or whose internet connection is down when starting the program. Didn’t get any further because of the Minuses.Watermark is now removed for users relying on the license extension for v 3.0.x versions, when starting to process a new video (but that’s more of a bug fix).Logging continues even when “detailed logging” is turned off.The username and password often has to be re-entered manually when re-starting the program even during the same computer session.New browser licence system forces you to be online each time you open the program.Initial impressions are that it’s worse, simply because I didn’t get far past login in my testing.

Instaling Topaz Video Enhance AI 3.3.3