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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ The popularity of LivePortrait has exceeded our expectations. If you encounter a
- <strong>Driving video auto-cropping: </strong> Implemented automatic cropping for driving videos by tracking facial landmarks and calculating a global cropping box with a 1:1 aspect ratio. Alternatively, you can crop using video editing software or other tools to achieve a 1:1 ratio. Auto-cropping is not enbaled by default, you can specify it by `--flag_crop_driving_video`.
- <strong>Template making: </strong> Added the ability to create templates to protect privacy. The template is a `.pkl` file that only contains the motions of the driving video. Theoretically, it is impossible to reconstruct the original face from the template. These templates can be used to generate videos without needing the original driving video. By default, the template will be generated and saved as a .pkl file with the same name as the driving video. Once generated, you can specify it using the `-d` or `--driving_info` option.
- <strong>Motion template making: </strong> Added the ability to create motion templates to protect privacy. The motion template is a `.pkl` file that only contains the motions of the driving video. Theoretically, it is impossible to reconstruct the original face from the template. These motion templates can be used to generate videos without needing the original driving video. By default, the motion template will be generated and saved as a `.pkl` file with the same name as the driving video, e.g., `d0.mp4` -> `d0.pkl`. Once generated, you can specify it using the `-d` or `--driving_info` option.
### About driving video