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I've been using RIFE (Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation for Video Frame Interpolation) to interpolate videos, it's the best method I have found so far. But the workflow cost too much time since that I have to use several apps to complete a video. So, I wanna ask that if there is a possibility to add RIFE into Hybrid.
Here is the link to the Github page of RIFE https://github.com/hzwer/arXiv2020-RIFE

I'm very grateful to you for creating such an amazing video editing app. Thank you.Please, read the 'Infos needed to fix&reproduce bugs,..'-sticky before you post about a problem.
Sorry, not happening unless someone makes a Vapoursynth filter or it.
(and then it would still add an additional 200+MB to Hybrids file size)

Cu Selur
I have a dev version which supports both FrameRateConverter for Vapoursynth and RIFE, make a fresh build and send you a link.
-> send the pm

Cu Selur

Adamcarter

Can any of these frame interpolation software selectively make frames i specify?

I would love to use this software with cartoons that have ghost-blends.

Would be cool if i could figure out which frames to remove either by hand or by script
And then use this frame interpolation just to replace those frames. I dont require frame doubling.

I know dain has the ability to rerun it and replace frames you deem not good. And it will run just those frames again. Something like that.
I think all the Avisynth and Vapoursynth frame interpolation methods could potentially be used to do this, but Hybrid does not support it. Usually I would recommand to a. use sRestore to get to a fps where the blends are gone b. interpolate from that fps. Not planning to create a support for selecting specific frames by number that get replaced by interpolated frames.

Cu Selur

Adamcarter

(08.07.2021, 05:08)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]I think all the Avisynth and Vapoursynth frame interpolation methods could potentially be used to do this, but Hybrid does not support it. Usually I would recommand to a. use sRestore to get to a fps where the blends are gone b. interpolate from that fps. Not planning to create a support for selecting specific frames by number that get replaced by interpolated frames.

Cu Selur

Understood. I’ll check it out.
Thanks for theinfo.