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Flowframes - Windows GUI for Video Interpolation

Flowframes Windows GUI for video interpolation - RIFE, DAIN-NCNN, CAIN-NCNN.

Installation

  • Download the latest version on itch or, for the most recent beta versions, on Patreon. This repo does not provide downloads.
  • Run Flowframes.exe
  • Select the components you want to install (certain packages are required, cannot be unticked)

Using A Pytorch AI

Some of the AI networks run on Tencent's NCNN framework, which allows them to run on any modern (Vulkan-capable) GPU.

However, others (like RIFE) run best via their original Pytorch implementation.

The requirements to run these are the following:

  • A modern Nvidia GPU (750 Ti, 900/1000/1600/2000/3000 Series).
  • A Python installation including Pytorch (1.5 or later) as well as the packages opencv-python and imageio.
    • You can install a portable version of all those requirements from the Flowframes Installer. However, this does not support RTX 3000 cards yet.

Running A Pytorch AI on Nvidia Ampere (RTX 3000) GPUs

I do not have an Ampere card yet, so I can't fully test Flowframes on an RTX 3000 series GPU.

However, users have reported that you can run it by installing a recent nightly build of Pytorch. NCNN-based AIs however should work out of the box.