Rife-App 1.7.2


Lots of change, hoping it don't have a lot for new bugs as well.

  • New options to interpolate X16 and X32, why not?
  • Concat option create a new video instead of replacing the default output.
  • You can select a PNG image as input, the app will scan the PNG folder for all PNG files and order them by name. I'm sure this workflow can be improved in the future.
  • You can export PNG sequence, the mp4 is still created with this option enable.
  • [1.] You can select the CRF to change the quality of the output MP4
  • [2.] There is a few models to select, they change the output result. Personally I think that 2.3.1 work pretty good for most animations, but you have to test each model to see what work best for your input. Previous version of Rife-App use the model 2.4
  • [3.] To help test the output, you can select to just render a few frames of your input.

[4.] This is a experimental option, here a example, an animation using this 3 frames with 32X:

Doing a regular interpolation X32, this is the result:

And here the result with "Smooth Interpolation"

The idea is to give a little more energy to animations with few frames, like gifs.

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Mar 24, 2021

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I got this error while running, don't know why? Please help!

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "my_design.py", line 74, in run

  File "my_DAIN_class.py", line 1391, in RenderVideo

  File "my_DAIN_class.py", line 1469, in RenderVideoWithModel

  File "my_DAIN_class.py", line 1165, in StepRenderInterpolation

  File "my_DAIN_class.py", line 1031, in GetInputTotalFrames

ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'N/A'

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "my_design.py", line 88, in run

PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'crash_log.txt'

Hello, I would like to buy this tool, but I'm wondering if alpha channel is supported.

Not yet, but it will be in the future.

Is this the case yet?