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You need an alignments file for the faces in the destination clip you want to use for the swap. If you're confused as to which alignments file corresponds to the destination clip you want to use, then the easiest solution is to re-extract the faces the from destination clip you want to use and save ...

Your EGs are low because you're training with the CPU version of tensorflow rather than the GPU version, tensorflow-gpu. In your faceswap environment:

conda install tensorflow-gpu==1.15

Alternatively, delete the faceswap folder and run the installer again and choose Nvidia.

Docker isn't officially supported. You're welcome to try Windows, Linux or macOS,

I didn't create the Witcher deepfakes, you' ll have to ask the creator. Generally, it takes at least a few days to train a model on a pair of faces. The higher the resolution, the longer it takes to train the model. I use an RTX 2080ti, but an RTX 2060 Super, or a used GTX 10 series card with 8 Gb. ...

In a broad sense, a clean set of images means keeping the extracted faces you want to swap, deleting unwanted faces extracted from the video clip and also deleting any extracted objects falsely identified as faces.

I don't know what guide you're referring to, but your processor and video card will not "burn out" or get damaged by training a model. You do need to have good cooling for your CPU and video card because training a model stresses your system and takes several days of 24/7 computer time. 72...

The Faceswap forum really isn't the place to find answers about conversion issues with DeepFaceLab. You should post your problems with the software on the DFL developer's github page. Sometimes other DFL users will offer advice. You could also try contacting the creator of the video you posted and a...

To train a model, you need to extract both pairs of faces from video clips, to make a face set. For example, to swap Keanu Reeves and Nic Cage, you would extract Keanu and Nic faces from a variety of sources, to make a training set for each. If the video clips also contain unwanted faces, just delet...

Yes, the code has changed since that post was written, I'll correct the original post, thanks.

I've done deepfake work for clients who shot their own footage, and my suggestions would be: Aim for about 15-20 minutes of high-quality video footage of each person's face to obtain enough images to make a face set for each person. Medium distance, front face views, as in an interview, work best. T...

I'm not sure why you would want the network to train on "bad" images. If you're seeing poor quality in certain images in the previews, you should manually align to check the alignments for those images. Poor quality face recreations may also point to a lack of image quality or not enough d...

This method is now deprecated. Unfortunately it is not possible to use DFL generated facesets in Faceswap. NB: Whilst this process should work for full face DFL face sets, it may fail for larger extractions. DeepFaceLab stores the image alignments in each image header. To use a face set created in ...

To update Faceswap to the latest version, look under Help button in the GUI, and select "Update Faceswap" The latest commit and any new dependencies will be installed. You may be prompted to re-start faceswap after the update.

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