AnimV

This is a project with the goal of analysing an image mathimatically for allowing free modifications of video content ... its not the best - nor worst working project out there...

To Use Steps:

1. click Open MP4 and choose .mp4 file
2. click Open FFMPEG to choose ffmpeg.exe
3. choose Directory For Video Frame Output to set directory of all output
4. click Split Video Into Seperate Frames <-- done for every new video loaded to split video into seperate frames
5. Click Set Paths To Cache to store all of the open'ed files for later use
6. check true Save Video Images
7. Cache Video Images takes lots of RAM but greatly speeds up code
8. choose Compute output to show --> num 0 and 1 are pixel frequency and rate of change
9. block_size is generally a bad idea to play around with
10. Sample count is amount of data forward and back to sample from (slower but accurate)
11. check num 0 and num 1 --> Compute accurate is slow but good for data accuracy of output
12. run compute pass
13. choose FPS's of current and post --> use soft body frame interpolation for accurate attempt at interpolating

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