FrameGUI (frame-gooey) is a free, cross-platform, very easy to use encoding utility featuring AI filters, based on the more comprehensive EncodeGUI encoding tool.
FrameGUI is now the first RIFE GUI app to run 100% natively on Apple Silicon.
This repository only consists of the source code; no builds are hosted here. See https://encodegui.com/downloads for the latest builds.
Below is a list of key features in FrameGUI:
- 100% native Apple Scilicon support for the FrameGUI app itself and ALL its dependencies.
- Supports nearly any video as an input.
- Extreamly lightweight with a total installation size of around 140MB (MacOS).
- Advanced job queue with status indicators and an advanced control set.
- Decluttered encoding settings layout allows you to start processes in as little as a few clicks.
- Features RIFE v4.6 AI frame interpolation as the Convert FPS function.
- Features SRMD super resolution AI upscaling.
- AI filters can be used with ALL major GPU vendors: NVIDIA, AMD, INTEL (Intel iGPUs are not supported).
- Features VapourSynth API for ALL included filters which doesn't extract frames before rendering, allowing a faster render time than nearly all competing software.
Documentation including the basic usage guide can be found at https://encodegui.com/docs/documentation.
Support for issues and directions for how to submit a proper issue/bug report are available on https://encodegui.com/support.
No support is provided for legacy versions of FrameGUI (before v2.0.0).
Requires Qt 6.2.4 SDK and MSVC. Install the Qt Visual Studio extension and compile using the built in Visual Studio tools.
FrameGUI's source code is licensed under the AGPL v3.0. See LICENSE for more details. Early released versions of FrameGUI are licensed under a custom license. Read it at https://encodegui.com/privacy-terms.
The setup file for FrameGUI is closed source and is NOT a part of this repository or the AGPL license. Read the privacy and terms at EncodeGUI.com linked above for more details.