Bluesky Frame Rate Converter
Features- Support AMD Fluid Motion Video*1
- Rate conversion by frame interpolation
- Support 24p, 25p, 30p and 60i input rates*2 *3
- Support 60p and 72p output rates*4
- Support DXVA decoder
- *1 Support GCN generation dGPU and APU (Including GCN1.0 GPU and Ryzen/Athlon APU with Vega Graphics)
- *2 25p is converted by frame interpolation and frame drop
- *3 60i is converted to 24p by IVTC and converted by frame interpolation
- *4 Conversion to 72p only supports 24p and 60i input rates
- Operating System
- Windows 10/8.1/8
- Runtime
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6
- Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime x86 (32bit/64bit Windows)
- Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime x64 (64bit Windows)
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- Install
Run the setup and follow the instructions of the installer. When updating, please execute setup without uninstalling.When you download the ZIP file, please extract the ZIP file to an appropriate location.
- Uninstall
For setup, please use the uninstall function of Windows or run "unins000.exe" in the installation folder.For zip, please click "Delete Config File" and delete all files.
- How to enable AMD Fluid Motion Video
Turn on "Enable AMD Fluid Motion Video" in "Device" setting.*
After enable AMD Fluid Motion Video, when "Rate Conversion" setting is grayed out or interpolate frame is not generated (converted to 60p by copy frame), please set "AFM Mode" to "Mode 1" or "Mode 2". - About Video Player
Please setup to use Bluesky Frame Rate Converter in DirectShow Player. For some players, the setting method is explained below. - About AFM Mode
- Auto: Default setting and behavior depends on the GPU
- Mode 1: Created 2 original frames and 3 interpolate frames when converted 24p to 60p
- Mode 2: Created 1 original frame and 4 interpolate frames when converted 24p to 60p
- About DXVA decode
In LAV Video Decoder, please set "Hardware Decoder to use" to "DXVA2 (native)". There is no point to choose "DXVA2 (copy-back)" when using the same GPU for BlueskyFRC and for LAV Video Decoder. - Zero-Copy Mode Requirements
- Video Player use Enhanced Video Renderer or madVR
- Video Renderer and BlueskyFRC use the same GPU
If these conditions are not met, BlueskyFRC will not be used.
- About Video Quality Filter
You can set the following filters available for Radeon GPU.- Sharpness Filter (Edge Enhancement, Detail Enhancement, Resolution Enhancement)
- Noise Filter (Temporal NR, MoComp Temporal NR)
- Mosquito Noise Reduction
- De-contouring
- Dynamic Contrast (Non-Adaptive, Content Adaptive)
- Color Filter (Color Vibrance, Color Enhancement)
If the GPU does not support, the filter will not actually work or work in another supported mode even if the setting is enabled.
Please set to "Disable" for unused features. For example, when you set "Custom Colour Vibrance" to "Off" on the Radeon Settings, Dynamic Contrast and Color Filter will not working regardless of the setting on the "Video Quality Filter Setting", in such cases please set them to "Disable".
- About Decode option
If you can specify BlueskyFRC as an external filter in the video player and it is actually used, you do not need to change this setting. However, this option is a useful setting in the following cases.- When only a video decoder can be specified as an external filter
In this case, turn on "Enable decode function using external decoder" and specify the decoder to be used as the external decoder. - When impossible to specify any external filter, but possible to specify a specific decoder (LAV Video Decoder or MPC Video Decoder)
In this case, turn on "Enable decode function using external decoder" and specify the decoder to be used as the external decoder.In addition, after turn on "Enable Global Mode", run video player and specify the decoder selected this setting in the player setting.
Note: In this case, all applications that use the decoder selected in this setting will load BlueskyFRC.
- When only a video decoder can be specified as an external filter
- Status
Displays the current status of the BlueskyFRC filter.
- Added "Auto" option to "Output" in "Rate Conversion" setting
- Added support to set output rate for 24p/60i input rate
- Minor fixes
- Fixed player crash issue when reaching EndOfStream under specific situations
- Added "Output Buffers" setting to "Option"
- Fixed playback issue when converting 60i to 60p under specific situations
- Fixed "Enable AMD Fluid Motion Video" setting was gray out under specific environment
- Now enable AMD Fluid Motion Video without driver reset
- Fixed issue when playing variable frame rate content
- Enabled 24p to 72p conversion on 72Hz monitor
- Fixed 24p to 72p conversion issue under specific conditions
- Fixed player crash issue when converting frame rate to 24fps using Avisynth in the player on 144Hz monitor
- Fixed GPU selection issue in Version 3.0.0
- Fixed "Eanble AMD Fluid Motion Video" option issue in Version 3.0.0
- Fixed decoding function issue in Version 3.0.0
- Minor changes and fixes
- Added 24p to 72p conversion for 144Hz monitor
- Added 60i to 24p (Inverse Telecine) to 60p conversion
- Added "Anti Frame Blend Mode" to reduce blend frames
- Added support to select deinterlace mode (Auto, Vector Adaptive, Direction Adaptive)
- Added dithering for color format conversion
- Changed processing when playing HDR contents on Radeon RX 400/500/Vega series
- Changed BlueskyFRC Utility UI
- Minor improvements, fixes and changes
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