Better Than DAIN? NEW BEST Tool for Boosting Video's FPS with AI [RIFE/Flowframes] 

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Are the results as good as DAIN ?

@@ifanmorgan8070 It faster than Dain but Dain has better result

@@faizyunus6618 Thanks. I think for my purposes (home movies) the RIFE is good enough. I honestly could not see a difference between them

@@ifanmorgan8070 For movies Rife is good enough but for anime DAIN is better 😁

Hey I need help, I’m trying to use rife but when I interpolate videos it only gives me the frames as Images not as a mp4. Is this how it suppose to work?

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@@123495734 how is that gay? It depends on the anime. Anime stands for animation, that's what Japanese people call cartoons. Japanese people watch anime... Japanese cartoons are basically anime and anime is Japanese cartoons. So are you making fun of another nation's word for cartoons oranother nation's cartoons? There are many many different types of anime.

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1:00 to 1: 18 show name pls?

@@athul_c1375 It's not a show. It's a music video called K/DA - VILLAIN by Riot Games.

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The movement looks sluggish sometimes

Ok, but Why

Finally some one who understands interpolation AI. It must be used with very intentionally and not as a crutch to save cost. It can hard carry slow mo action scenes and cloth physics but 24 FPS impact frames still should be done by a key animator. Just look at CGI, barely any studios understand why just cutting frames down to 24 FPS doesnt make CGI models look better. Because CGI is a perfect model that warps and transforms perfectly to a perspective grid. It cannot exaggerate or hold a pose unless it it intentionally done. This is also why scenes which intentionally have 60 FPS look better when interpolated, because the amount of detail that the audience can perceive is far greater, giving them more time to process the whole scene in question.

You can choose to remove duplicate frames, you know.

True but that is already a solution, you can "de-duplicate" the frames which I think mainly just fixes up the frames on twos, it is but of the software though not the AI Model itself.

flowframes has a feature to fix that lol

I had been using Hybrid, but this tool seems better and faster.

@@2BsWraith i wish i have good pc

@@pops7249 If you cant run RIFE then try hybrid, i believe it's easier on the system and compatible with intel and AMD cards as well.

@@2BsWraith can you send the link for it?

@@2BsWraith That's all i need to hear :D

THIS! I NEED BUTTERY SMOOTH ANIMATION AND MOVIES/SHOWS

@@MultiGotch how to ruin animation 101

still is gold standard

Noted, thank you for your info sir

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among us is gay. overrated. never played it. never will.

@@intelgen7860 bruh you can't say a game is gay when you haven't played it. Just abouit discounts your opinion on it instantly

@@wilbofreeshan6340 Not really. I've seen enough to know it's transgender.

@@intelgen7860 Why do you keep calling it things like gay and transgender? Have your opinions on the game sure, but I'd be careful on the way you phrase it.

I fully agree the way they animate on twos for the characters but the background moves on ones is very bad for interpolation.

fast frames dont give me artifacts tho?

As a PC gamer I prefer movies at 60fps over 24fps with motion blur. I hate motion blur and I hate the way movies use low fps and shaky cameras to hide poorly made scenes and choreography. After using SVP to watch movies like Godzilla Vs Kong and Transformers I simply don't want to watch them without it. It was much more enjoyable, my eyes did not get tired trying to focus on what's happening in action scenes.

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Good thing is you can just use both, depending on whether you want to spend the time or not.

Same 😔

RIFE is now in SVP real time interpolation

Reminded me that I still have a liscence for SVP Pro lol thanks!

Yeah, no need for "AI"

24/ 30 fps is an art style. would hate to see "60fps" get slapped on everything for trend points...

Real time means the processing time is similar to the original length of the video,with a power gpu of course.

i ve been using it for a while now on everything i watch , and its totaly worth it.

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It won't, because it looks bad

@@Mqstodon i said "in the future", the ai technology would be much better by then... And perhaps there will be specialized ai for hand drawn animation

Oh yes, fuck timing, fuck intent, fuck the talent of an artist. Pls i WanT mORE fps 🤡

@Ekklipse What noodle video? Are you unironically using snowflake? Also, it's fine for to be an experiment but animation being produced this way is bad for so many reasons.

@@guancho9142 Stop lying

You never really want motion blur, because it's really just an artifact masking technique. More clear frames will be a better artifact masking technique. So if you have a 30fps video, putting it at 4x and watching it in 1x or 2x speed will be more visually appealing, because you get at least 2-4 frames between every frame when viewing, which smooths out the video. If you just add blur to the frames, all motion will be blurry, especially when slowed down. The only time you would want blurring is if you have video with constant erratic movement that makes path prediction difficult to the point it has tons of artifacts.

Yeah, I tried to feed SVP a 3d animation stored in my computer and I was stuck. If I can't even load a file (no, I'm not computer illiterate), then the program is dead in the water.

​@@mrlightwriter AviSynth scripts and command line, mate. =) If you thought that there is a magic "Drag-n-drop here to make a 60fps video" button in SVP - I have bad news for you. For the exact same reason 3D modelling apps don't have a "Create a realistic dog model" or "Make me a futuristic scenery" buttons. In short - "Zero IQ" apps _(drag, drop, press one button)_ are very handy, but severely limited, in both script/effect variance and possible ways to alter the source _(not to mention the output quality)._ For example, in the early days, I thought that the StaxRip app was bad and unusable, because I couldn't figure out a way to *properly* _(the way _*_I wanted_*_ - because there still was a "single button" option which I _*_did not_*_ want to use)_ convert a video using it. Guess how my perception of "usefulness" changed when I revisited that app a bit later on. =) SVP and other similar stuff, and most apps in general, per se, *still works* _(worked when Win7 was still around, works now on both Win10 20H2 and 21H1)_ - you just have to put a bit more effort to it. If you won't see the quality change, going from a "one button" apps to the professional ones - there's no reason to use an app like that at all. A common built-in _(in most TV's nowadays)_ "fluid motion" option would suffice your need then. It'll be a buggy output, glitchy in every way possible ... yet provide a 60fps output.

@@Vitaliuz Within Flowframes Video Interpolator UI, I tried RIFE CUDA and RIFE NCNN, with combinations of versions 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 2.0 and 2.4, but to no avail. You referred AviSynth scripts and command line. Could you point me to some directions?

@@mrlightwriter Ever got SVP to work? If not I could try helping.

You can double it to 30 fps and then use openshot editor to export it at 24 fps.

works well on my 5700XT

No, that's a cow, from the 1800s. It's black and white because there were no color back then.

Oh yes, because more frames is better, right? The inbetween of a machine are also much valuable. What an insult to animators

@@guancho9142 just take the insult or get with the times. There is a reason more and more movies are coming out with higher refresh rate. Leave the shackles behind

@@timonix2 1. These movies are FILMED in high FPS and not interpolated 2. The appeal of animation, especially 2d and stop motion, is its craftmanship. This is a fuck you to those animators who have carefully decided the timing of each scene

@@timonix2 Also I only know of a couple of movies who have come out in higher FPS and the reception was not exactly amazing

@@guancho9142 If a program can help animators get the job done faster, that's more time they can spend on the next scene. That's also potentially more time with their families. Any aid is better than crunch time.

SPLASH 2.0 or SVP

A snake /s

...which still uses RIFE but ok

anime should never go 60fps

@@entsu88 true.

@@entsu88 But it wouldn't harm for anime to be 24fps (since they animate at two's)

@@mrlightwriter Do you know anything about anime? Anime is not constantly animated in 2, sometimes it is in 1, 3 or even 4 and that's because the animator purposely decided to do so. More frames is not better animation

@@guancho9142 Yes, I know the difference between the different types of animations in anime. I was generalizing. In a longer answer, it wouldn't harm having the possibility of increasing the fps of animes (for the ones who want to see more fluid animation). Of course, animation in 1, 2, 3 or 4s is related to artistic choices and/or time and money contraints, and it should continue to be produced that way.