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Video frame interpolation node leveraging FLAVR model for smoother motion, high-quality interpolated frames, and enhanced visual fluidity.
FLAVR VFI is a node designed for video frame interpolation, which is the process of generating intermediate frames between existing ones to create smoother motion in videos. This node leverages the FLAVR (Flow-Agnostic Video Representations) model, which is known for its ability to handle complex motion and produce high-quality interpolated frames. The primary benefit of using FLAVR VFI is its capability to enhance the visual fluidity of videos, making it ideal for applications such as slow-motion effects, frame rate conversion, and video enhancement. The node is particularly useful for AI artists looking to improve the visual appeal of their video content without needing deep technical expertise in video processing.
This parameter represents the input video frames that you want to interpolate. The frames should be provided in a sequence, and the quality of these frames will directly impact the quality of the interpolated output. There is no specific minimum or maximum value for the number of frames, but providing high-resolution frames will yield better results.
The multiplier parameter determines the factor by which the frame rate will be increased. Currently, FLAVR only supports a 2x interpolation, meaning it can double the frame rate of the input video. If a different value is set, a warning will be issued, and the process will continue with the multiplier set to 2. The default value is 2.
This parameter allows you to provide any optional states that might be used during the interpolation process. These states can influence the behavior of the interpolation algorithm, but they are not mandatory for basic operation. If not provided, the node will use default states.
This parameter contains the interpolated frames generated by the FLAVR VFI node. These frames are the result of the interpolation process and will have a higher frame rate compared to the input frames. The output frames can be used directly in video editing software or further processed for additional effects.
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