A GUI based glitch tool that uses FFMPEG to create motion interpolated glitches in your videos.

Last update: Nov 10, 2022

Overview

FF Dissolve Glitch

This is a GUI based glitch tool that uses FFmpeg to create awesome and wierd motion interpolated glitches in videos. I call it FF dissolve glitch because it creates kinda dissolving pixel type looks. I made this for those who don't like to use command line everytime and yes, its free and open source!

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How to Install?

For windows users, just extract the downloaded zip file and run FF dissolve glitch.exe to use it. (FFMPEG included)
For Python users, simply run FF dissolve glitch.py and please make sure you have FFmpeg installed or else it will not open. If its not even working after downloading ffmpeg then you can either copy the ffmpeg file to the same script folder or specify the full path of ffmpeg inside the python script (line 16).

How to use?

Click the OPEN button and choose your video file
Then choose the desired modes and parameters
Then simply click the GLITCH button and wait for the video to get baked
After baking, you can view the video which will be saved in the same directory
Note: Press q in the command shell if you want to safely end the ffmpeg process while running the program.
You can try experimenting with all the modes and see the results!

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More Info

This project is possible because of Antonio Roberts's guide on motion-interpolation-glitch-using-ffmpeg, so a big thanks to Antonio. You can see his full guide where he described all the combinations of modes with video examples.

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Comments

Script can't find ffmpeg

Thanks for making this tool!

I'm trying to use the script but when I run python3.9 FF\ Dissolve\ Glitch.py a window appears telling me to download ffmpeg.

I've checked and I definitely have ffmpeg installed (7:4.4-6ubuntu5) so it seems like it's not correctly detecting it on Linux. Any chance of making it compatible with Linux. For reference I'm using Ubuntu 21.10 with python 3.9.9.

opened by hellocatfood 5
FF_dissolve_glitch_simplified.py window really small/squashed

I'm trying to use FF_dissolve_glitch_simplified.py on Ubuntu 22.04 with python 3.10 and the window size is really small

It can't be resized either (no resize handles appear and the resize option is greyed out).

opened by hellocatfood 3
no changes on exported video

hello

seems like its an awesome project, though facing issues with usage.

downloading the example file and converting it to mp4 then use the tool with default options resulted with the same exact input file visually. another example with the same results is a concat of 2 different videos.

is it a matter of input video specifications ? since its processes the video to dissolve shouldn't require 2 inputs so the first dissolves to the second ?

any clarifications on usage would be really appreciated.

regards

opened by yakuv0 2