FrameFusion Motion Interpolation

Quite bad quality. Tested against rife VFI with rfe49 in comfyui, and even when encoded in av1 in framefusion with crf at 1, it became super stuttery and artifacting where buildings acts like ps1 textures, wiggles and jiggles as camera pans. Compared to the rife node in comfy which was smooth and nice. Can't choose interpolation model either, so don't even know what model it uses. So at it's current state, i can't recommend it. Needs to be cooked in the oven for another few months until all kinks has been ironed out.

Works great as usual, been following GRisk since this was called dain app. Results are comparable to topaz video ai frame interpolation, which is pretty crazy considering that costs 300-1000 bucks. Highly recommended if you have a use for frame interpolation or just want to try it out, you can't go wrong for 5 bucks.

I bought this game thinking i would be able to interpolate my video's framerate using it, but it seems that it is extremely slow compared to a software such as smoothie-rs, or flowframes. the video also always appears to be corrupted.

Its fine on old video or movie clips, but in gaming videos its bit laggy pretty nice tool for 7 Euros

It's very good for what it is, it doesn't generate any new frames so everything is still from the original video, and it runs very well with CPU mode on my office PC that has no ability to do Vulkan, just a few mins of rendering and all good.