DRS Nova
6.8#7 in ai video restoration softwareFrom $1,295 a monthWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | DRS Nova | Pixop |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | 1016 North Sycamore Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90038, United States | Odense, Denmark |
| Input formats | The user guide describes resolution-independent work with DPX, TIFF and EXR image sequences. | Supported upload containers include ASF, AVI, FLV, MKV, MOV, MPEG, MTS, MP4, MXF, OGG and VOB. |
| Notable news | Post Magazine reported on April 27, 2026 that MTI demonstrated V7.0, highlighting GPU-accelerated SHINE, FrameGen reconstruction and dual-timeline playback. | Pixop announced on 15 April 2026 that it joined the TVU MediaMesh ecosystem for real-time video enhancement. |
| Purpose | DRS Nova is digital film restoration software for production-grade automated, manual, and generative AI restoration workflows. | Pixop provides machine-learning video enhancement for broadcasters, streamers, and media companies. |
DRS Nova plans
- Monthly$1,295 a month
- Annual upgrades & support — multi-seat license$2,900 a year
- Annual upgrades & support — single license$3,500 a year
- Permanent$14,750, paid once
Pixop plans
- AWS Marketplace Pixop creditFree
- Storage$0.02 a month
- Pixop Super Resolution$0.08, paid once
- Download$0.09, paid once
- Pixop Denoiser$0.41, paid once
- Pixop Deep Restoration 2$0.49, paid once
Pick DRS Nova if…
It is intended for studios, productions, post houses, and film archives handling restoration workflows. Windows users need substantial memory and recommended NVIDIA graphics hardware.
Pick Pixop if…
It suits broadcasters, streaming services, and media companies handling archive, live, or file-based enhancement workflows. Teams should assess API, deployment, storage, and billing requirements.