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Video To 60fps by godot-fun — Agent Skill

Name: Video To 60fps
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: godot-fun

Video To 60fps

Interpolates a single video to 60fps with Video2X RIFE at source resolution. Already ~60fps files are skipped (nothing is written). Below 60fps uses RIFE, not FFmpeg frame duplication. Above 60fps drops to 60 with FFmpeg. Use when the user wants video-to-60fps, frame interpolation, RIFE, 24 to 60, 30 to 60, or convert fps to 60 before video-to-4k.

godot-fun Updated Sep 22, 2026

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Video to 60fps

Convert a supported video to 60fps at the source resolution via Video2X RIFE. Run this before video-to-4k.

Spec	Value
Frame rate	60 FPS
Resolution	Unchanged
Already ~60fps (59.5–60.5, includes 59.94)	Skip — no output file
Below 60fps	Video2X RIFE interpolate, then snap to 60
Above 60fps	FFmpeg `fps=60` drop (RIFE cannot reduce fps)
Video	H.265 Main10 (`libx265`, `yuv420p10le`, CRF 12)
Audio	AAC 320 kbps when present
Container	MP4 (`.mp4`, `hvc1` tag)

Pipeline

Probe fps with ffprobe.
Already ~60? → skip (do nothing).
Above 60? → FFmpeg drop to 60fps → video-to-60fps/.
Below 60? → Video2X RIFE (-m integer multiplier) at source resolution → FFmpeg to exact 60fps MP4 → video-to-60fps/.

Rules

When this skill applies, read and follow skill-dependency-manager — run scripts as documented, install missing tools into .dependency/.

Run convert.py through .dependency/python/python. Never use host python / ffmpeg / video2x.
Never overwrite sources. Outputs go under video-to-60fps/.
Use the bundled script — do not hand-write equivalent video2x / ffmpeg commands.
One file per run — pass --video with a single file; repeat for each clip in a batch.
Do not use FFmpeg fps=60 duplication to fake 60fps on below-60 sources.

Setup (first run)

Same Video2X CLI + FFmpeg + Python as video-to-4k. Populate ffmpeg, python, and video2x under .dependency/. Requires a Vulkan GPU and AVX2 CPU.

Quick Start

.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video path/to/clip.mp4

Example:

assets/video/clip.mp4          (1280×720 24fps)
  → assets/video/video-to-60fps/clip.mp4  (1280×720 60fps)

Already-60fps source → no output file; log [skip].

Then upscale (fps kept):

.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-4k/convert.py --video assets/video/video-to-60fps/clip.mp4

Defaults

Setting	Default	Notes
Interpolator	RIFE `rife-v4.6`	Video2X `-p rife`
Multiplier	Auto	Smallest integer `-m` so `src_fps × m` is at least ~60
UHD mode	Auto	`--uhd` when width ≥ 1920
Already ~60fps	Skipped	No file written

Common Flags

--video · -o / --output · --rife-model · --uhd · --gpu

.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video clip.mp4
.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video clip.mp4 --gpu 0
.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video clip.mp4 -o out/clip.mp4

Never overwrite source files. Input must be a single video file (--video), not a directory. Supported inputs: .mp4, .mkv, .mov, .avi, .webm, .wmv, .flv, .m4v, .mpeg, .mpg, .ts, .mts, .m2ts, .3gp, .ogv.

Agent Notes

Use the bundled script only.
Missing Python / FFmpeg / Video2X → populate .dependency/, set populated: true, retry the same command.
Tell the user where video-to-60fps/ outputs are; they swap assets manually. Skipped ~60fps files have no output.
Interpolate at source resolution, then video-to-4k. Do not 4K-upscale first.
Video2X -m is an integer. 30fps → ×2 = 60. 24fps → ×3 = 72, then FFmpeg snaps to 60.
Pipeline / FFmpeg / Video2X details: reference.md

Tests

From repo root:

.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/test_convert.py

Manual CLI examples: cli/video-to-60fps.md

---name: video-to-60fpsdescription: Interpolates a single video to 60fps with Video2X RIFE at source resolution. Already ~60fps files are skipped (nothing is written). Below 60fps uses RIFE, not FFmpeg frame duplication. Above 60fps drops to 60 with FFmpeg. Use when the user wants video-to-60fps, frame interpolation, RIFE, 24 to 60, 30 to 60, or convert fps to 60 before video-to-4k.---# Video to 60fpsConvert a supported video to **60fps at the source resolution** via [Video2X](https://github.com/k4yt3x/video2x) RIFE. Run this **before** `video-to-4k`.| Spec | Value ||------|-------|| Frame rate | 60 FPS || Resolution | Unchanged || Already ~60fps (59.5–60.5, includes 59.94) | **Skip** — no output file || Below 60fps | Video2X RIFE interpolate, then snap to 60 || Above 60fps | FFmpeg `fps=60` drop (RIFE cannot reduce fps) || Video | H.265 Main10 (`libx265`, `yuv420p10le`, CRF 12) || Audio | AAC 320 kbps when present || Container | MP4 (`.mp4`, `hvc1` tag) |## Pipeline1. **Probe** fps with ffprobe.2. **Already ~60?** → skip (do nothing).3. **Above 60?** → FFmpeg drop to 60fps → `video-to-60fps/`.4. **Below 60?** → Video2X RIFE (`-m` integer multiplier) at source resolution → FFmpeg to exact 60fps MP4 → `video-to-60fps/`.## RulesWhen this skill applies, read and follow [skill-dependency-manager](../skill-dependency-manager.md) — run scripts as documented, install missing tools into `.dependency/`.- Run `convert.py` through **`.dependency/python/python`**. Never use host `python` / `ffmpeg` / `video2x`.- **Never overwrite sources.** Outputs go under `video-to-60fps/`.- Use the bundled script — do not hand-write equivalent `video2x` / `ffmpeg` commands.- **One file per run** — pass `--video` with a single file; repeat for each clip in a batch.- Do **not** use FFmpeg `fps=60` duplication to fake 60fps on below-60 sources.## Setup (first run)Same Video2X CLI + FFmpeg + Python as `video-to-4k`. Populate `ffmpeg`, `python`, and `video2x` under `.dependency/`. Requires a **Vulkan** GPU and AVX2 CPU.## Quick Start```bash.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video path/to/clip.mp4```Example:```assets/video/clip.mp4 (1280×720 24fps) → assets/video/video-to-60fps/clip.mp4 (1280×720 60fps)```Already-60fps source → no output file; log `[skip]`.Then upscale (fps kept):```bash.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-4k/convert.py --video assets/video/video-to-60fps/clip.mp4```## Defaults| Setting | Default | Notes ||---------|---------|-------|| Interpolator | RIFE `rife-v4.6` | Video2X `-p rife` || Multiplier | Auto | Smallest integer `-m` so `src_fps × m` is at least ~60 || UHD mode | Auto | `--uhd` when width ≥ 1920 || Already ~60fps | Skipped | No file written |## Common Flags`--video` · `-o` / `--output` · `--rife-model` · `--uhd` · `--gpu````bash.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video clip.mp4.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video clip.mp4 --gpu 0.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/convert.py --video clip.mp4 -o out/clip.mp4```**Never overwrite source files.** Input must be a single video file (`--video`), not a directory. Supported inputs: `.mp4`, `.mkv`, `.mov`, `.avi`, `.webm`, `.wmv`, `.flv`, `.m4v`, `.mpeg`, `.mpg`, `.ts`, `.mts`, `.m2ts`, `.3gp`, `.ogv`.## Agent Notes1. Use the bundled script only.2. Missing Python / FFmpeg / Video2X → populate `.dependency/`, set `populated: true`, retry the same command.3. Tell the user where `video-to-60fps/` outputs are; they swap assets manually. Skipped ~60fps files have **no** output.4. Interpolate at **source resolution**, then `video-to-4k`. Do not 4K-upscale first.5. Video2X `-m` is an integer. 30fps → ×2 = 60. 24fps → ×3 = 72, then FFmpeg snaps to 60.6. Pipeline / FFmpeg / Video2X details: [reference.md](reference.md)## TestsFrom repo root:```bash.dependency/python/python .ai/video-to-60fps/test_convert.py```Manual CLI examples: [cli/video-to-60fps.md](../../../cli/video-to-60fps.md)

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