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You'll need something like ffmpeg to extract the video to images. `ffmpeg -i input.m4v output/%06d.png` for example would extract the frames into a folder called output

All you need is to use the `-i` and `-o` options and dain-ncnn will generate double the frames automatically. `./dain-ncnn-vulkan -i "[Path to input folder]" -o "[Path to output folder]"`...

It depends on resolution, you can use the `-v` option to see frames as theyre being made. The program will just double the frames so you'll have 50fps afterwards. If...

It's not that hard if you use ffmpeg. Once youve got your frames at 100fps and for example wanted them at 60fps you could use `ffmpeg -framerate 100 -i 100fps/%06d.png...

-n takes an amount of frames to output not a framerate. - Since you want 25 -> 60, do 60/25 which gives 2.4 as your multiplier. - You need the...

@BahzBeih You'll have to judge for yourself, they're pretty similar. In my experience Cain seems more blurry in motion whereas Dain has more noticeable artifacting when it doesn't know how...

Try `./dain-ncnn-vulkan -i "/Volumes/CACHES SSD/wedding Upconversion/DAIN TEST/" -o "/Volumes/CACHES SSD/wedding Upconversion/DAIN TEST OUTPUT/" -n 3600` if the path is in quotes it doesnt need backslashes before spaces

@woozygoozy No problem. You can get it to process faster by using `-j 1:1:1` and using the `-t` option. Try setting -t as high as your mac can handle before...

Try: ``` !apt install libvulkan1 ```

Btw don't look at the 3d graph in task manager since it won't show accurate usage for either Cuda or Vulkan-Compute. Look at Cuda, Compute_0 and Compute_1 graphs instead. For...