FrameFusion Motion Interpolation - Demo

FrameFusion Motion Interpolation improve the framerate of any video, gif or group of images by 2X/4X/8X/16X

The demo version contain everything from the full version but limit the output to 7 seconds at maximum.

This application that uses neural networks to generate optical flows between two frames of a video. By using these flows, the application merges the frames into a new one, effectively increasing the number of frames in the video output.

The application allows you to select multiple videos, GIFs, or images in formats like PNG/JPG/BMP for interpolation, producing a new video with a higher FPS than the original.

Key Features:

• Choose from four different models for interpolation: options for live-action or animation, with the ability to render in high quality or with faster speeds.
  
• Optimized for Nvidia GPUs with CUDA support but also compatible with AMD GPUs and CPUs.
  
• Manage a queue of files for batch processing, with a progress bar to track how long each file will take.
  
• For static images like PNG, you can select a folder of files and manually choose an FPS to use.

Export Options:

• Export Frames: Generates a .PNG file for each processed frame, including the newly interpolated ones.
  
• Export Motion Flow: Exports a PNG visualization of the optical flow.
  
• Export Video Side-By-Side: Exports the original video alongside the interpolated video for comparison.
  
• Export Video Cut in Half: Exports the left side of the video as the original and the right side as the interpolation, split down the middle for comparison.

Video Modifications:

• Perfect Loop Video: Creates new frames between the last frame and the first frame of a video to create a perfect loop.
  
• Remove Static Frames: Especially useful for animations, this option removes static frames to enhance the fluidity of the final video.
  
• Skip Scene Changes: Detects scene changes and avoids interpolation to reduce artifacts in these transitions.

Supports frame multipliers, allowing you to output videos with higher FPS. For example, a video with 24fps can be interpolated to:

• 2X: 48fps
  
• 4X: 96fps
  
• 8X: 192fps
  
• 16X: 384fps