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Maybe there should be a way to implement in in html or JavaScript
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https://github.com/Duke-13/Test_AnimeSuperResolutionForChromeExtensions
I don't know if this is what you want, but I'll show you.
I don't know if this is what you want, but I'll show you.
The title sounds like he would like a way for websites to apply Anime4k shaders to videos rather than users having to download an extension (still pretty cool though). At first I thought if you have access to edit the website, why not just pre-apply it to the video but I completely forgot that many websites embed videos from other sites that they don't have any control over.
Thank you for your reply. I understood roughly. It can be implemented using anime4k / web / main.js. (It seems to have been removed in the latest version) He should just put the video source in movOrig. However, youtube etc. use iframe, so it will be strict. In that case, it is necessary to implement functions such as tab capture without extensions. (I don't know if that is possible)
Shouldn't there be an node module or at least a single organized file to import?
All you have to do is adapt anime4k / web to your own page.
All you have to do is call anime4k / web /main.js.
All you have to do is call anime4k / web /main.js.
But the only version is available is based on a much older version which honestly I thought wasn't very good. I know the AI based upscalers are probably extremely difficult or even impossible to port to the web but there are quite a few shaders I'd really love to see ported (the Bilateral denoisers, the line thinner/darkners and the non-AI upscaled deblurer).