As far as I know, it is not possible to do “swivel” and ‘tilt’ in CinGG. This is because it requires 3D transformation, and CinGG does not have 3D fun...

Sonic Candle might be a good candidate to run it in CinGG, since it is an orphaned project. But we do not have programmers for such a job. You could t...

I don't think it is possible to do that in CinGG. Maybe if you know a LV2 or Ladspa plugin we can find a way to make it work in CinGG.

@igorbeg No, I haven't tried. I can't install it via Arch Linux's AUR, due to conflicts with old libraries. I haven't tried compiling from git either,...

@tbressure One attempt to find some clues is to try running CinGG from the terminal, repeat the render farm, and see if there are any error messages w...

I am also confused. Minterpolate has many algorithms to choose from, perhaps some are “motion estimation,” some are “optical flow,” and some are simpl...

I think Minterpolate uses classical interpolations (not Optical Flow). See the ffmpeg manual:Minterpolate is also present in CinGG and, I think, is wo...

Georgy gave an answer on the forum which I quote here:"I used slowmovideo for smoothing not only filmed clips, but alsoartificially generated ones (su...

Sorry, I don't understand very well. As IgorBeg says a little video would be helpful. (to post on a streaming service like “streamable”). To get more ...

@dejay Can I ask you, if you have a chance, to make a small video tutorial? It would be interesting to put it in the YouTube channel.

Very nice, congratulations. I always liked to see mixing (animated) graphics and video and you did it very well. The message is also good.