I need a lightweight Windows application that can take an MP4 stream and boost its frame rate in real time without touching the resolution. Think of it as a “plug-in-style” companion that I can run alongside any live or recorded MP4 source, send the video through it, and immediately get a noticeably smoother output. Core requirements • Real-time processing: incoming frames must be re-timed on the fly with minimal latency. • MP4 only is fine—no need for AVI, MOV, or other formats. • Runs on Windows 10/11, ideally leveraging GPU acceleration (CUDA, DirectX, or OpenCL) to keep gpu load low. I’m happy for you to choose whatever stack makes sense—C++ with FFmpeg, Python + TensorRT, or a custom DirectX pipeline—as long as the resulting .exe is easy to launch, takes a simple input/output path or virtual cam, and delivers the target frame rate consistently. Deliverables 1. A compiled Windows installer or portable .exe. 2. Brief usage notes that show how to point an MP4 source at the app and how to capture or view the upscaled stream. 3. Source code (so I can maintain or extend the tool later). If you’ve built similar real-time video tools before, I’d love to see a short demo clip or GitHub link with your bid.