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FrameLathe is a Windows desktop queue. These pages describe the shipping intent door, presets, Review, error codes, and the network allowlist — not unreleased design spikes.

• Getting started

  Drop files in, answer three questions, start the batch. FrameLathe runs on the GPU in your Windows PC.

• Install

  FrameLathe ships as a signed Windows installer. The site waitlist does not download the app.

• Presets

  Denoise, Export Ready, Remaster, Smooth 60 fps, and advanced Clean 8K. The intent door picks one. There is no Remaster+CUDA preset tile.

• Remaster

  Remaster is temporal 4K upscale (RealBasicVSR). It needs NVIDIA CUDA, VSR weights, and about 12 GB of VRAM.

• The queue

  Drop a folder, answer three questions, let the GPU work the batch. Review takes in the morning.

• Review

  Judge a delivered take. Wipe, Approve, Flag, Open folder. Export a comparison MP4. Compose stays on the queue.

• Hardware

  Local GPU on Windows. Remaster needs NVIDIA CUDA. Other presets can fall back to ncnn or CPU.

• Models

  Model Hub is a registry of stage slots. Upscale, Denoise, and Matting accept import. Colorize stays first-party. Face restore and object removal are not offered.

• Troubleshooting

  Preflight warnings, Remaster VRAM, denoise fallback, and Copy for support. Do not upload footage to the website.

• Error codes

  Meanings for the code: line in Copy for support. Paste that text into the site assistant.

• What leaves the machine

  Video is processed locally. The app’s network use is updates, licence activation, optional GPU pack, requested weights, and the Model Hub index.