8 FPS vs 32 FPS AI Video Comparison
45sThe dramatic side-by-side comparison of choppy vs smooth AI video immediately grabs attention and demonstrates the value of frame interpolation.
▶ Play ClipThis tutorial demonstrates how to increase the frame rate of AI-generated videos using Flowframes, a free AI frame interpolation tool. It covers upsampling low-frame-rate videos from Pika Labs, creating smoother motion, and generating seamless looping videos.
Pika Labs generates AI videos at 8 FPS, which is choppy.
Flowframes is a free AI tool that upsamples frame rate using interpolation.
Download Flowframes, run installer, let it auto-detect settings. Close installer before starting software to avoid issues.
Browse video, set output FPS: input FPS (e.g., 8) and multiplier (e.g., 4x to get 32 FPS). Choose output format (MP4) and AI model (e.g., latest for Nvidia).
Click interpolate; Flowframes processes the video and saves output in the same folder as input.
8 to 32 FPS shows huge improvement; 32 to 64 FPS less noticeable but beneficial for fast motion.
In quick settings, check 'loop' box, then interpolate to generate a seamless loop between start and end.
Flowframes effectively smooths AI videos by upsampling frame rate, with simple settings for basic interpolation and loop creation.
"Title accurately describes the tutorial; video delivers on making smoother AI videos with frame interpolation."
What is the default frame rate of videos generated by Pika Labs?
8 frames per second.
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What tool is used to increase the frame rate of AI videos?
Flowframes.
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What are the system requirements for Flowframes?
Windows system and a graphics card.
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Why should you close the installer before starting Flowframes?
Starting the software right after installation can cause issues.
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How do you set the output frame rate in Flowframes?
Enter the original video's FPS in the first box and the frame rate multiplier in the second box.
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What is the effect of increasing frame rate from 8 to 32 FPS?
Huge improvement in smoothness; motion becomes much smoother.
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How do you create an infinite looping video in Flowframes?
In the quick settings tab, check the 'loop' box, then click interpolate.
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Frame Rate Difference
Visually demonstrates the problem of low frame rate in AI videos.
0:10Free AI Frame Interpolator
Introduces a free tool to solve the low frame rate issue.
0:18Comparison of Frame Rates
Shows quantitative and qualitative improvement from 8 to 32 FPS.
2:07Seamless Infinite Loop
Demonstrates an advanced feature for creating smooth loops.
2:22[00:00] here's an AI video generated with Pica
[00:02] Labs it runs at 8 frames per second and
[00:05] here's that exact same video upsampled
[00:07] running at 32 frames per second notice
[00:10] the difference Pico Labs generates cool
[00:12] AI videos but it's limited to a low
[00:14] frame rate here's how to increase the
[00:16] frame rate using a free AI frame
[00:18] interpolator we'll use flow frames to
[00:20] upscale the frame rate it's free and
[00:21] uses AI for frame interpolation check
[00:24] the description for the links click
[00:26] download now there's an option to leave
[00:28] a donation on patreon but you can also
[00:30] just get the software for free this will
[00:32] require a Windows system and a graphics
[00:34] card open up your downloads folder and
[00:36] run the installer I'll click through and
[00:38] let the software automatically detect
[00:40] the ideal settings for my system the
[00:42] installation will take a minute when
[00:43] you're finished don't automatically
[00:45] start up the software close installer
[00:47] first I found that if you start the
[00:49] software right after installation it has
[00:51] some issues running startup flow frames
[00:53] go to the interpolation tab when you
[00:56] open up flowframes for the first time
[00:57] it'll take a second to load I'll go over
[00:59] the basic set settings to make this work
[01:01] first click on browse video and navigate
[01:03] to the video file you'd like to upsample
[01:05] I'll start with this bear walking the
[01:07] original video was choppy and you can
[01:09] see the frames jittering between each
[01:10] other the output directory is where the
[01:12] output video will be saved by default
[01:15] it's in the same location as where your
[01:16] input video is I'll leave this as is the
[01:19] output FPS determines how much your
[01:21] video will be upsampled in the first box
[01:23] is the original video's FPS my video was
[01:26] generated using Pico Labs so it has 8
[01:28] frames per second and the second box is
[01:30] the frame rate multiplier I'll set this
[01:32] to four four times age is 32 so that'll
[01:34] be the final frame rate of my
[01:36] interpolated video you also have the
[01:37] option to change the video speed I'll
[01:39] leave this as normal finally you can
[01:41] choose the output format of the video
[01:42] I'll use MP4 the AI model itself might
[01:45] depend on your system I've got an Nvidia
[01:47] graphics card and I'll use the latest
[01:49] model click on interpolate and flow
[01:51] frames will automatically up sample your
[01:53] video frame rate if you got a long video
[01:55] this will take a minute you'll find the
[01:57] upsampled video save to where your
[01:59] original input video was let's take a
[02:01] look
[02:02] the motion in the up sampled bear video
[02:04] at 32 frames per second is much smoother
[02:07] here's that video of the flowers
[02:08] compared between 8 32 and 64 frames per
[02:11] second the difference is huge between 8
[02:13] to 32 frames wow 32 to 64 has less of a
[02:17] difference for videos with faster motion
[02:19] the 32 to 64 FPS difference will be more
[02:21] clear
[02:22] you can also create automatic infinite
[02:24] looping videos in flow frames I'll
[02:26] interpolate a video of this ballet
[02:28] dancer the original video is extremely
[02:30] choppy and looks like an animated gif
[02:32] instead of an actual video let's see how
[02:34] flow frames does with this dancer in the
[02:36] quick settings tab check the loot box
[02:38] leave the other settings the way they
[02:40] are now click interpolate flow frames
[02:42] will generate a loop between the start
[02:43] and the end of the video it's pretty
[02:45] impressive how smooth that transition is
[02:47] and the infinite Loop effect is seamless
[02:51] here's another loop video of a model
[02:53] walking
[02:55] here are some more frame interpolation
[02:56] results I got for a rainforest Wildlife
[02:59] themed video I generated using
[03:01] mid-journey and Pico labs
[03:05] now I haven't played with the other
[03:06] settings too much to get more details
[03:08] check out the original GitHub page for
[03:10] the project which has a more detailed
[03:12] guide if you're interested in learning
[03:13] more about AI video generation make sure
[03:16] to go watch my beginner tutorials also
[03:18] make sure to subscribe for the latest
[03:19] news and updates on AI images and videos
[03:22] [Music]
[03:24] thank you
[03:25] [Music]
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