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Clipstitch
Uility to make home movies from your digital camera files
Full documentation: Download clipstitchX.Y.html To make movies from your camera (or phone) video files. FFmpeg is a professional-quality, free, open-source program for video editing, with the ability to implement a huge number of operations and handle every data format! This kind of ability comes at a cost: its commands are quite complex-looking and difficult to use and remember. Clipstitch runs as a front-end to ffmpeg so that you use only the sub-set of ffmpeg commands necessary... -
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VSGAN
VapourSynth Single Image Super-Resolution Generative Adversarial
Single Image Super-Resolution Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) which uses the VapourSynth processing framework to handle input and output image data. Transform, Filter, or Enhance your input video, or the VSGAN result with VapourSynth, a Script-based NLE. You can chain models or re-run the model twice-over (or more). Have low VRAM? Don’t worry! The Network will be applied in quadrants of the image to reduce up-front VRAM usage. You can use any RGB video input, including float32 (e.g.,...
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