FrameMeld V0.1.3 adds host-controlled, runtime-verified RIFE GPU selection for hybrid-GPU systems while preserving ordinary FFmpeg pass-through behavior.
Highlights
- Added
device-inventory-json-v1, allowing hosts to query a bounded Vulkan inventory without starting an export. - Added independent
--gpu INDEXselection for RIFE/ncnn; this remains separate from NVENC's-gpuencoder selector. - Added
--host-rife-adapter-jsonso the planned RIFE adapter is not conflated with the planned AMF/QSV/NVENC encoder adapter. - Added
rife_bindingstructured events based on the device banner actually emitted by ncnn at runtime. - Explicitly keeps FFmpeg Vulkan and RIFE/ncnn Vulkan as different index spaces. Candidate mappings are not reported as exact until runtime evidence is available.
- Enables host integrations to persist only successful, runtime-verified device mappings and safely re-probe after runtime, driver, or GPU-topology changes.
Compatibility
- Commands without
-framemeldcontinue to pass through to the bundled FFmpeg 9 core. - Older host integrations remain compatible and continue to use FrameMeld's default RIFE device path.
- AMF and QSV encoder binding remains honestly reported as
system-defaultunless a future runtime can verify the actual adapter.
Download
FrameMeld_ffmpeg-V0.1.3-windows-x64.zip
SHA-256: 9D9AA21565C4084C7A3F5E2E85AE30BCA8248279F6D2EB31EE60EAB07D047105
Extract the archive and run the top-level framemeld-runtime\ffmpeg.exe. This is a Windows x64 prebuilt runtime.
Verification
- 68/68 unit tests passed with the bundled Python/VapourSynth runtime.
- 720p60 RIFE motion-blur to HEVC smoke test passed.
- Nine real headless engine paths passed: RIFE interpolation, RIFE motion blur, balanced/adaptive policy, SVP interpolation, old/SVP/RIFE deduplication, and blur/timescale/color processing.
--device-inventory-jsonand the new capability flags were verified on NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti hardware.
FrameMeld is licensed under GPL-3.0-only. The archive includes the full license, third-party notices, and pinned runtime manifest.