simswapping multiple images in a folder #356

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2022-12-08T04:23:58+01:00

Davistan123 commented

2022-12-08 04:23:58 +01:00

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Does anyone know how this can be done in the test_one_image.py file ? i have been running this script in .ipynb

!cd SimSwap & python test_one_image.py
--no_simswaplogo
--crop_size 224
--name people
--Arc_path arcface_model/arcface_checkpoint.tar
--pic_a_path crop_224/b5.jpg
--pic_b_path crop_224/2.jpg
--output_path output/

is there a way that i can change pic_b_path to loop through all the images while having b5.jpg as constant ?

Does anyone know how this can be done in the test_one_image.py file ? i have been running this script in .ipynb !cd SimSwap & python test_one_image.py \ --no_simswaplogo \ --crop_size 224 \ --name people \ --Arc_path arcface_model/arcface_checkpoint.tar \ --pic_a_path crop_224/b5.jpg\ --pic_b_path crop_224/2.jpg \ --output_path output/ is there a way that i can change pic_b_path to loop through all the images while having b5.jpg as constant ?

pinkllamas commented

2022-12-09 16:39:05 +01:00

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The only solution I've found is to make an mp4 video of all the images in a folder, run it through as a video, and then use ffmpeg to extract the frames from the video to get the result. Unfortunately, it results in compression artifacts, but they're not so bad.

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Reference: CalvinBackup/neuralchen-SimSwap#356