Is there a Linux program for frame interpolation?

PureTryOut · 2015-02-03 21:03:57

First of all sorry if this is in the wrong section, i'm not sure where to post this... Please move if needed.

So I prefer my videos in 60fps, it just looks better to me.
At the moment I use Windows, combined with AviSynth, MeGUI, and MKVToolnix tools and using a script found here
This works great and it produces high quality video's.

Now I know there is AvxSynth (a Linux version of AviSynth) and MKVToolnix for Linux, but i'm missing MeGui.

I rather not reboot to Windows, so is there a way of frame interpolating on Linux?
Thanks in advance!

teateawhy · 2015-02-03 21:15:26

Have you searched the board before posting?
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=183946

PureTryOut · 2015-02-03 21:23:08

Woops sorry. Well I did and I did found that, but I did not read it properly and just assumed they only wanted a media player that interpolated the video while playing it...
Sorry for not reading properly, and thanks!

jsteel · 2015-02-03 21:31:52

I saw this on reddit recently, not tried it myself.

http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/ … _to_60fps/

dunc · 2015-02-04 14:24:10

Butterflow is more geared towards what you want than Slowmovideo (as mentioned in that thread). It does basically the same thing - interpolation using motion estimation - but you can just point it at a video and say, “give me 60fps”. My experience of Slowmovideo is that because it's really intended for creating slow motion, you have to do a bit of manual calculation to get the parameters right if you want the same playback speed but at a higher framerate.

PureTryOut · 2015-05-26 21:10:24

Well Avxsynth-git finally builds again. However, I did not manage to find a script for it that interpolates the videos.
Does Butterflow also have a way to make it 60fps without slowing it down like you said? What I see from the description it creates slowmo video's too, which is not exactly what I want.

dunc · 2015-06-25 13:20:53

Yes, that's exactly what it does. It can do slow-mo as well, but

butterflow -r 60 {video file}

is all that's required to interpolate to 60fps.

A word of warning, though: it runs on your video hardware, so you'll need a reasonably good graphics card, and - at least on NVidia - driver updates can sometimes break it. When it works, it's fantastic, but it can be a bit flaky.

progandy · 2015-06-25 17:57:13

PureTryOut wrote:

Well Avxsynth-git finally builds again. However, I did not manage to find a script for it that interpolates the videos.

I think vapoursynth is a better choice on linux, and it is in community (vapoursynth, vapoursynth-plugin-mvtools)
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issue … t-73280199

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Is there a Linux program for frame interpolation?

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