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The other errors you were getting weren't related to the first error. Looks like you were training and had a face that had no alignments. Glad the restore fixed it for you.

We can only provide support for FaceSwap. Related technologies like First Order Model and Faceit_live are unsupported. You're going to get much better answers from asking the creators/users of that software.

Without the crash report I can't be sure, but this looks like the model file has corrupted. Make a copy and try the restore tool to see if that fixes it. Otherwise, post your crash log to a cloud service and share the link it here.

Since you say you already tried the swap model, try clicking the "generate" button and post the result in here.

Another issue, "tensorflow-gpu" is made for Nvidia GPUs. Macs do not support Nvidia GPUs. Instead you'll install tensorflow (non -gpu) and plaidML to use an AMD GPU. The proper process to do that is in the install guide that torzdf posted.

Updating your files to add masks is quite easy and does not require re-extracting. You can simply use the mask tool to add the missing masks.

Faceswap seems to be seeing your GPU, however, you do have only 2gb of vram. That means that some tasks wont be possible on that GPU (including probably training). Unfortunately, we really recommend larger GPUs since you'll struggle getting anything usable out of that GPU.

Most likely, the data you added in for B side had more variety than the data for A. Low variety is easier to recreate and so has lower loss.

No, turning it off and on is actually just recreating what we already do. Not every image is warped, but at the end, turning all warping off help reduce the warped effects on the convert.

If it's for non-commercial uses, you can check out https://github.com/dunnousername/yanderifier which uses the First Order Motion model to transfer motion from one face to another. This doesn't match faceswap for quality, but provides a quick option.

This has since been solved with the >461 drivers. If you run into this problem, upgrade your drivers to the latest from Nvidia.

Yes, you can just add that, not to the end, but before the output video gets declared. Best advice I can give is to experiment and learn how ffmpeg works. It's really quite powerful.

You can use images, but don't give it the folder of extracted faces, you need to give it the original folder you extracted from.

The effmpeg frontend in FaceSwap is just a tiny slice of what ffmpeg can do natively. You'll have to learn to use the CLI to unlock it's full power.

A basic use of ffmpeg to crop is:

ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -filter:v "crop=out_w:out_h:x:y" out.mp4