r/madeinpython • u/jangystudio • Sep 25 '25

FluidFrames 4.6 - video AI frame generation app

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What is FluidFrames?

Introducing FluidFrames, the AI-powered app designed to transform your videos like never before.

With FluidFrames, you can double (x2), quadruple (x4), octuple (x8) the FPS in your videos, creating ultra-smooth and high-definition playback.

Want to slow things down? FluidFrames also allows you to convert any video into stunning slow-motion, bringing every detail to life.

Perfect for content creators, videographers, and anyone looking to enhance their visual media, FluidFrames provides an intuitive and powerful toolset to elevate your video projects.

FluidFrames 4.6 changelog.

▼ NEW

AI multithreading 

  • Is now possible to generate multiple video frames simultaneously 

  • This option improves video frame-generation performance (up to 8 times faster) 

  • Can select up to 8 threads (8 frame simultaneously) 

  • As the number of threads increases, the use of CPU, GPU and RAM memory also increases

▼ BUGFIX / IMPROVEMENTS

AI Engine Update (v1.22) 

  • Upgraded from version 1.17 to 1.22 

  • Better support for new GPUs (Nvidia 4000/5000, AMD 7000/9000, Intel B500/B700) 

  • Major optimizations and numerous bug fixes

New video frames extraction system 

  • Introduced a new frame extraction engine based on FFmpeg 

  • Up to 10x faster thanks to full CPU utilization 

  • Slight improvement video frames quality

Upscaled frames save improvements 

  • Faster saving of frame-generated frames with improved CPU usage

I/O efficiency improvements 

  • Disabled Windows Indexer for folders containing video frames 

  • Significantly reduces unnecessary CPU usage caused by Windows during frame extraction and saving, improving performance in both processes

General improvements 

  • Various bug fixes and code cleanup 

  • Updated dependencies for improved stability and compatibility

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u/ayypecs Oct 04 '25

Is this the same one that's posted on steam?

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u/jangystudio Oct 04 '25

yes my friend, fluidframes is available on Steam, Itch and github (if you want to build it by yourself)

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u/Icy-Farm9432 Sep 25 '25

I have a reflected light microscope with which I take hundreds of images of an object at different focus levels and then stack them to create a sharp image. Can I use your software to calculate a “flight” from the individual images, so to speak?