Open anuragl94 opened 2 years ago
You mean it should be 1797 frames instead of 155/277/135?
That's right. Also, it's important to mention that the output video is still of the same length as the input (as expected). This indicates that the program is able to accurately calculate input/output fps and render the interpolated frames correctly. It just stops interpolating frames after an arbitrary point.
I have the exact same issue. I am trying to increase the fps of a video that is quite long, Flowframes detects the total number of frames, however, stops interpolating after the first 1000 frames. Once it's finished, I can open the video fine and it starts playing normally, however, after a certain time, the video just stops, but the audio continues playing like normal for the remaining length of the video.
I have a ~24fps 60s webm file as input with 1797 frames.
However, when I interpolate it, it's miscalculating the input frame count.
Please note that during these runs, I haven't even changed the input. I simply press the interpolate button after the last operation completes.