Hi everyone,

this is my first post here, so I hope this is the right section.

I made a small Windows video player called FAFI, short for FindAFrameInterpolation. The main goal is simple: smoother video playback through real-time frame interpolation.

The player is focused on easy use, GPU-accelerated playback, and smooth motion without needing a complicated setup. It can play local videos, supports YouTube / network playback, subtitles, upscaling, and export through ffmpeg.

Some of the main points are:

- real-time frame interpolation
- GPU-accelerated playback
- optional RIFE interpolation
- YouTube / network video support
- subtitle support
- upscaling
- video export through ffmpeg
- simple Windows installer

I made it because I wanted a lightweight player mainly focused on smoother motion and practical playback features.

The app is free to use, but it is not open source. The GitHub page is mainly for downloads, releases, and information.

I would appreciate feedback about playback smoothness, performance, format support, export, or general usability.

Project page:
https://github.com/eVersor-HN/FindAFrameInterpolation

Thanks for taking a look and have a nice day.