mikebilly / RIFE-Colab

RIFE interpolation script for google colab, and GUI for Windows or Linux

RIFE-Colab + GUI

RIFE interpolation script for Google Colab, and GUI for local execution under Windows and Linux. RIFE Git repo

Open in Google Colab

Features

• Flexible input options, using FFmpeg for decoding
• Output using x264, or NVENC for fast encoding performance
• Multiple GPU processing support (SLI not required, different GPU combinations can be used)
• Different frame handling modes - including duplicate frame removal with maintenance of output FPS
• The ability to create a loop friendly output for GIFs and looping videos
• No limit on maximum interpolation factor
• Scene-change detection
• Batch video processing

Installation for local use

Inital steps:

1. Ensure 7-zip is accessible from the system path (Linux/Windows) or installed in C:\Program Files\7-Zip
2. Git is installed and accessible from the system path
3. Python 3.8 is installed and accessible from the system path (Tick Add Python 3.8 to PATH during install)

Installation

From within the terminal (Linux) or git bash (Windows):

1. git clone --branch main --recurse-submodules https://github.com/HeylonNHP/RIFE-Colab.git RIFEcolab
2. cd RIFEcolab
3. python install_dependencies.py
4. pip install spyder (Linux only)
5. python main_gui.py

Alternatively Windows users may visit the releases page to download a packaged and compiled version of the GUI.