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Anime4KCPP provides an optimized bloc97's Anime4K algorithm version 0.9, and it also provides its own CNN algorithm ACNet, it provides a variety of way to use, including preprocessing and real-time playback, it aims to be a high-performance tool to process both image and video. This project is for learning and the exploration task of the algorithm course in SWJTU. Anime4K is a simple high-quality anime upscale algorithm. Version 0.9 does not use any machine learning approaches and can be very fast in real-time processing or pretreatment. ACNet is a CNN-based anime upscale algorithm. It aims to provide both high-quality and high-performance. HDN mode can better denoise, HDN level is from 1 to 3, higher for better denoising but may cause blur and lack of detail. ...

The one-click zero-conf video/audio converter/transcoder/player inside a Windows File Explorer mouse context menu. H265/HEVC codec supported. Hardware acceleration supported. Ultra-fast transcoding supported. Produces standard anywhere-playing mp4/h264/yuv420p/aac video or mp3/cbr/320k audio files by default. FFMPEG 4.2.2 command line added and can be edited for your own custom conversion. Supported video containers: *.mpg, *.mp4, *.mov, *.ts *.3gp, *.avi, *.av1, *.wmv, *.flv, *.webm,...

...During films or series, TV channels often display a logo on the corner of the screen, and this logo generally disappears during commercials. Therefore, you just have to isolate sequences with the logo to clean the movie. Of course, the tool has all the necessary functions to manually adjust the sequence on a frame-by-frame basis. The sequences are saved in the input format (no reencoding), therefore it's very fast. To reencode, you'll have to use another tool (there are a lot available on the web). The logos can be stored as presets to be automatically reused each time you process a movie from the same channel. ...

Kumaji is an advanced subtitle rendering library aiming for complete cross-platform support, complete and compliant support for all common subtitle formats and, of course, speed. The source code is also intended to be easy to understand and hack at.