SVPcode is a component of the SmoothVideo Project that re-encodes video files into high frame rate, preserving all audio and subtitle tracks from the source video. It is added during SVP installation or through the Maintain SVP 4 application. Basic settings offer H.264 or H.265 codecs and software or hardware encoders.
SVP (SmoothVideo Project) performs real-time video frame rate conversion, converting any video to 60 fps or higher within a video player. It uses frame interpolation, supports NVIDIA Optical Flow and RIFE neural network interpolation, and works with most players including Plex and VLC. It also supports 4K/HDR, VR and BD3D in selected players, with a one-click converter and a mobile app.
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AutoSubs is a free, open-source tool for generating subtitles with AI models that run entirely on the user's machine. It works standalone or integrates with DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and After Effects. It includes subtitle formatting, word-level timing and speaker labeling, and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux under the MIT license.
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ntsc-rs is a free, open-source video effect that emulates analog TV and VHS artifacts. It is written in Rust and is available as a web app, a standalone application, and as a plugin for After Effects, Premiere, and OpenFX-compatible software.
LoopVid is a browser-based tool for viewing submitted videos, with handling done via JavaScript in the user's browser. The site states that its server only sees a request for the front page. It notes it does not cover requests made to its blog, and it says the software is free with downloadable source code.
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SVP (SmoothVideo Project) performs real-time video frame rate conversion, converting any video to 60 fps or higher within a video player. It uses frame interpolation, supports NVIDIA Optical Flow and RIFE neural network interpolation, and works with most players including Plex and VLC. It also supports 4K/HDR, VR and BD3D in selected players, with a one-click converter and a mobile app.
DaVinci Resolve is a single application combining editing, color correction, visual effects, motion graphics, audio post production and photo editing. It is available in free and paid versions for Mac, Windows and Linux. DaVinci Resolve 21 introduces a Photo page and new AI tools.
AutoSubs is a free, open-source tool for generating subtitles with AI models that run entirely on the user's machine. It works standalone or integrates with DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and After Effects. It includes subtitle formatting, word-level timing and speaker labeling, and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux under the MIT license.
Shotcut is a free, open source, cross-platform video editor for Windows, Mac and Linux. It supports many audio and video formats through FFmpeg, allows native timeline editing without import, and handles resolutions up to 8K.
ntsc-rs is a free, open-source video effect that emulates analog TV and VHS artifacts. It is written in Rust and is available as a web app, a standalone application, and as a plugin for After Effects, Premiere, and OpenFX-compatible software.
LoopVid is a browser-based tool for viewing submitted videos, with handling done via JavaScript in the user's browser. The site states that its server only sees a request for the front page. It notes it does not cover requests made to its blog, and it says the software is free with downloadable source code.
