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SVFI: Squirrel Video Frame Interpolation. An app to enhance your low-fps video or image sequence into high framerate footage with AI

SVFI is a design & illustration, video production and utilities game developed and published by SDT Core.
Released on September 06th 2021 is available only on Windows in 2 languages: English and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 574 reviews of which 435 were positive and 139 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.2 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Microsoft® Windows® 10 with up-to-date patches and service packs installed
Processor: Intel®, AMD®, or compatible processor, 1.5 GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® MX250 / NVIDIA Graphics Cards with Maxwell Architecture® (GTX 750Ti+)
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 8 GB available space

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April 2025

Good piece of software. Does everything it says it does, works mostly similar to what you can do with Flowframes, SVP Smooth Project and other similar tools (free and paid). But It is the only tool right now that can successfully do super res and interpolate while keeping the HDR metadata intact. Other tools have problems with this. For this alone it's useful. You got to get the Pro version for a solid piece of software as the Community Edition is on par with other tools but pretty limited. Still better price than professional tools that cost in excess of $300 so still worth every penny. Now I will love for the developer to optimize the workload so performance does indeed increase when owning 2 CUDA GPUs. As of right now, using a single GPU is still faster than using both. The option is there but the actual transcoding is actually slower when using all CUDA GPUs on the system, which is underwhelming, but still a small down compared to all the ups it has.

Dec. 2024

I compare this with FlowFrames, which is the only other interpolation software I've used, before this. SVFI certainly delivers better quality, but that makes sense because it uses newer models. It also gives a lot more customization options, and it (now) includes the task queue. It doesn't, however, offer automatic looping of short clips. This requires the much more expensive professional "dlc". The developer has changed their product so that one can now play games while running SVFI. I can now heartily recommend this software.

Aug. 2024

It has every possible algorithm you can use and its exclusive GmfSs which is revolutionary and a HUGE step forward from RIFE. GmfSs_104 is so perfect that even the most hardest scenes with a lof of moving objects look PERFECT. You will want to interpollate every single of your favourite movie to re-watch it again, every character feels alive and life-like now. It took more than 10 years for proper movie interpollation to arive and its possible now. SVP 4 Pro is good but has artifacts and RIFE is last gen in comparison. Buy it to use GMFSS exclusively, don't spend a lot of time experimenting, just choose Gmfss_104 > Interpolate rate x3 > Output Resolution 100% > Encode Quality 12 > Video Codec AV1,8bit > Encoding Preset : Fast > Tick hardware encoding and fast extraction > Interpollation settings and here tick > safe fps on > Scale of optical flow 1.00 > Interlace interpolation: none > Smoothnes optimization - no opt > GmfSs > 104 > Threads 1 . Choose these settings for all of your favourite movies and don't even experiment, increasing settings doesn't change anything, I've experimented a lot and compared every frame. 10/10 for this application.

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Steam reviews	15 April 2025 00:01

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6.89€

7.2

435

139

Online players

Developer

SDT Core

Publisher

SDT Core

Release 06 Sep 2021

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