Any video editing software for windows supported G'MIC ?

[Bernix]

Hi,
I know, there is program for Linux called Flowable. But I can't find any software for Windows. It looks very very nice in Krita (Painting program). I think it can be very usefull in restoration of video files. Not fast but quality is very high. And it is opensource. So I am surprised there is not a video editing software for windows supported this framework. If anyone has any information about it please let me know.
Thank you in advice

Bernix

[shekh]

Interesting, looks like alternative to avisynth. Sort of. Unfortunately the website is offline.

[newlife007]

There is a G'MIC plugin for GIMP http://gmic.eu/gimp.shtml. There is also the command line version.

[Bernix]

Thank you, but Gimp is Image manipulation program (Jpeg png tif tga etc....). It supports only single raster images not a video. I am using Krita, painting program, that uses GMIC filters too. But video editor program for windows I cant find. There is one for Linux called Flowblade but none for Windows it seems.
But now I found that has some extension called GAP, which supports animation. Even Krita supports animation but in uncompressed format (PNG files) I will try to use Gmic filters if is it possible then.

Bernix

[Bernix]

Here is example of film emulation filter. If anyone is curious. Final picture is 3,5 MB jpeg with I think reasonable settings.

[Attachment 43288 - Click to enlarge]
The some film emulation looks really nice. I think it should improve picture. I choose random picture from a movie.

Info about picture it is YUV 4:4:4: 8 bits

Image
Format : JPEG
Width : 2 096 pixels
Height : 5 423 pixels
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:4:4
Bit depth : 8 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Stream size : 3.76 MiB (100%)

Almost all about Gmic pdf with showing of gmic usage, filters etc.
Gmic homepage containing libgmic for third party software etc.


Bernix