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Interpolate videos with FILM - Frame Interpolation for Large Motion
Example
Details
- Accepts
- video
Pricing
- Price
- 0.163 cr / second
Prices in credits (1 credit = $0.01).
Data schema
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fps | integer | Frames per second for the output video. Only applicable if use_calculated_fps is False. |
| loop | boolean | If True, the final frame will be looped back to the first frame to create a seamless loop. If False, the final frame will not loop back. |
| sync_mode | boolean | If `True`, the media will be returned as a data URI and the output data won't be available in the request history. |
| video_urlrequired | string | The URL of the video to use for interpolation. |
| num_frames | integer | The number of frames to generate between the input video frames. |
| video_quality | stringenum: low, medium, high, maximum | The quality of the output video. Only applicable if output_type is 'video'. |
| video_write_mode | stringenum: fast, balanced, small | The write mode of the output video. Only applicable if output_type is 'video'. |
| use_calculated_fps | boolean | If True, the function will use the calculated FPS of the input video multiplied by the number of frames to determine the output FPS. If False, the passed FPS will be used. |
| use_scene_detection | boolean | If True, the input video will be split into scenes before interpolation. This removes smear frames between scenes, but can result in false positives if the scene detection is not accurate. If False, the entire video will be treated as a single scene. |
Output
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| video | — | The generated video file with interpolated frames. |