Gyroflow v1.0.0-rc

Download from new repository: github.com/gyroflow/gyroflow

Over the past months, The Gyroflow development team has been working on a big surprise - a new and improved version of the video stabilization software built from the ground up with significant boosts in performance, quality, and user experience. With these changes, Gyroflow 1.0.0 can now rival existing commercial and vendor-specific stabilization offerings in terms of quality and workflow, while being significantly more flexible and of course, open source.

Watch the trailer/announcement video for more info: https://youtu.be/w0yInv2a38Y

With the project having been rewritten in Rust, a new repository is available at https://github.com/gyroflow/gyroflow with the website containing updated links and documentation: http://gyroflow.xyz/

This (legacy) Python version will stay up, but won't be under active development.

Gyroflow 0.3.0-beta

Note: For runcam split HD and newer cameras, see the dev builds here: https://github.com/ElvinC/gyroflow/actions/workflows/main.yml

This is an exciting update! Somewhat arbitrarily it's gone from alpha to beta, amazing right?

Check out the new video guide/update: https://youtu.be/f4YD5pGmnxM
Discord: https://discord.gg/2He3XTjtpt

Common issues/solutions can be found in the FAQ of the website: http://gyroflow.xyz/

New features since version 0.2.1:

• Adaptive/dynamic zoom
• Native support for insta360 metadata
• .gyroflow file for saving data and for future plugins
• More output codec options
• Improved output quality/resolution
• Automatic sync
• Sync with multiple points
• Automatic calibration
• Background color choices
• New smoothing algorithms, including rotation limited smoothing and horizon lock
• Audio export
• Support for high speed footage (e.g. freefly wave), though it's a bit more work
• Improved user interface with video player and stabilization preview
• Lens preset search
• Bunch of bug fixes

There were a couple of minor things that didn't quite make it to this release due to lack of time, so that'll be in 0.3.1 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this release possible.

The Ubuntu version below can in theory be run by extracting, adding +x with chmod, and using ./gyroflow, but it's not really tested, and it might be easier for most Linux users to run the python program directly since the package is hilariously big for some reason.

The win64 executable doesn't work on versions before windows 8, so windows 7 users should use the win7 executable.

With the macOS version, extract, add +x with chmod and run with ./gyroflow from the terminal.

Gyroflow 0.2.1-alpha

Fixed reversed camera angle. Otherwise it's the same as the last release and the in-depth video guide is still valid.

Gyroflow 0.2.0-alpha

Alright, this is the exciting one. Pretty much all the "core" functionality now works, but everything is still a bit buggy. This release contains:

• Lens calibration utility
• Camera calibration utility with native support for Blackbox files, Blackbox CSV files, and GoPro GPMF metadata
• Improved stabilization UI
• A bunch of smaller changes to make everything "easier" to use.

And a few things to accompany the release:

• A website: http://gyroflow.xyz/
• An in-depth video guide

Gyroflow 0.1.0-alpha

This initial release contains a working utility for non-linear stretching of 4:3 video and a working camera calibration utility with preset import/export.