SmoothVision by arun
Make YouTube videos look smoother with experimental, real-time motion interpolation powered by WebGL2.
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The video in yt will be convert to 60 fps live inside youtube
SmoothVision is an experimental browser extension that aims to make YouTube videos appear smoother using real-time frame interpolation.
SmoothVision is experimental. Performance and visual results depend on your hardware, browser, video content, and settings. Motion interpolation may introduce visual artefacts or increase CPU/GPU usage.
The extension is intended for YouTube playback and does not modify the original video file.
SmoothVision is an experimental browser extension that aims to make YouTube videos appear smoother using real-time frame interpolation.
- Real-time motion interpolation: Uses WebGL2-based processing to generate intermediate frames.
- YouTube integration: Designed to work with videos on YouTube.
- Local processing: Video processing is intended to run locally in your browser.
- Customisation: Configure available options through the extension's settings.
SmoothVision is experimental. Performance and visual results depend on your hardware, browser, video content, and settings. Motion interpolation may introduce visual artefacts or increase CPU/GPU usage.
The extension is intended for YouTube playback and does not modify the original video file.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for www.youtube.com
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 0.1.0
- Size
- 27.33 KB
- Last updated
- 14 days ago (Oct 31, 2026)
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- Mozilla Public License 2.0
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