Deciding how to bust display motion blur? BFI? Strobing? CRT? Framegen? Organic? Etc?

Users choose!

William writes about blur busting methods including flicker-based (BFI, CRT, strobing) and flickerless (framerate-based, framegen-based, etc)

I just published an article on Blur Busters comparing flicker and frame generation and when to use them.

The article dives into film multi-projection, FPGA video processing, and all the many different flavors of lightweight to high performance interpolation.

Let me know which solutions you prefer.

Vint is now fully released!
My temporal upscaling application supports advanced machine learning based interpolation, BFI strobing, and advanced CRT emulation based on the work of Blur Busters.

Download it today at from itch io: willse.itch.io/vint

or Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/3448910/

I'm happy to share that my temporal upscaling and interpolation app, Vint, now supports CRT beam scanning emulation based on @blurbusters.com/crt.

CRT emulation allows any arbitrary video to strobed with less flicker than simple BFI.

Vint is now on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/3448910/...

My interpolation and temporal upscaling app, Vint, is now listed on Steam

Vint is focused on improving the temporal fidelity of any video you throw at it.

The release and further information about new features will be coming in the next few weeks.

Let me know what features you want to see.

Now a couple of years after I experimented with it in my pathtracing application it's great to see mouse based desktop pancake reprojection being implemented in the Nvidia's reflex 2 API.

github.com/VirtualEngin...

www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforc...

I'm happy to share my new project, Vint.
Vint is an interpolation and temporal upscaling system using a tensor core accelerated version of RIFE to upscale arbitrary video in realtime.

www.willse.me/p/vint.html

Vint will be launching on Steam in the coming weeks.

New year, new project.