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Looking forward to @aloola benchmarks for the new TensorRT like he did before:
https://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopi … 324#p84324

The devs fixed the smoothness issue:
https://github.com/hzwer/Practical-RIFE … 2275333756

Is this finally the time SVP upgrades the out of the box TensorRT version to 10.3.0 and v2 models only for faster performance? xD

mpv.conf from Anime4k contains scripts that tells it to load the Anime4k .glsl files from shaders folder:
# Optimized shaders for higher-end GPU: Mode A (HQ)
glsl-shaders="~~/shaders/Anime4K_Clamp_Highlights.glsl;~~/shaders/Anime4K_Restore_CNN_VL.glsl;~~/shaders/Anime4K_Upscale_CNN_x2_VL.glsl;~~/shaders/Anime4K_AutoDownscalePre_x2.glsl;~~/shaders/Anime4K_AutoDownscalePre_x4.glsl;~~/shaders/Anime4K_Upscale_CNN_x2_M.glsl"

mpv.conf from SVP fresh installation contains some script that allows mpv to connect to SVP:
https://gyazo.com/a8457c661de44b303c747a8f6e10bb55

so when you install Anime4k by replacing the old mpv.conf you remove the script that allows it to detect SVP.

I've combined the default mpv.conf file with the one mentioned from darkwinscm's link and now it should contain both the script that detects SVP and the script that tells it to load Anime4k shaders.
All you have to do is unzip it in "C:\Program Files (x86)\SVP 4\mpv64\" and should work if you're using Windows:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ … OuWgBfmLxY

They fixed it in v21:
https://github.com/AmusementClub/vs-mlr … e_v4.21.7z

Uuuh i think the script from that link is outdated.
Use the script from here for TensorRT9 instead:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ … SzUp1SAzbx
Press ` in mpv to see if any error text appears.

There was a weird scenario recently where only "image comparison" algorithm detected a specific scene change:
https://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopi … 102#p85102
You can compare the scene changes yourself by pressing the < and > buttons in mpv.

I tried to download ArtCNN since it says here that it beats FSRCNNX:
https://artoriuz.github.io/blog/mpv_ups … ng_results

When starting a video on my RTX 4080, it froze my mpv for 120 seconds to create a cache somewhere. Once it finished, it loads instantly every time.
Try to get it from here and wait for it to finish caching ArtCNN_C4F32_CMP for 3-6 minutes and it should probably run ok:
https://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopi … 264#p84264

I found this link with upscaler examples really useful:
https://github.com/LitCastVlog/Plex-GLSL-Shaders

the ultimate goal is to improve visual quality, so we will always try to pick the combination that makes it look better overall
can u please explain which in-built scalers combination u use so we can try that too?
i preffer to set max visual quality + resize down until GPU stops dieing, than watch pure image native 24 fps. xD

When trying to transcode with following settings https://gyazo.com/219cab646d448fdd8b58d99d07504a2d with Repeat Frames to see the difference between scene changes i'm getting the following:

DoctorStrange2.SVP_sc06nvofmotionvectors.mp4 and DoctorStrange2.SVP_sc99nvofmotionvectors.mp4 have same file sizes
meaning changing rife_sc value doesn't increase the scene detection strength and they both can't detect the cape scene to repeat it.

DoctorStrange2.SVP_sc06svpmotionvectors.mp4 and DoctorStrange2.SVP_sc99svpmotionvectors.mp4 have same file sizes
meaning changing rife_sc value doesn't increase the scene detection strength and they both can't detect the cape scene to repeat it.

DoctorStrange2.SVP_sc15imagecomparison.mp4 doesn't detect the cape scene to repeat it.
DoctorStrange2.SVP_sc06imagecomparison.mp4 detects the cape scene and repeats correctly the frame to skip interpolating it.

Questions:
1. is that cape scene not detectable by nvof and svp motion vectors? cause it always tries to interpolate it, creating 10 frames of rife.jpg
2. or since they are new functionalities they aren't correctly passed to transcoding functionality?
3. if works ok, is there a way to increase/decrease scene detection strength for nvof/svp motion detector until it detects the cape scene as a scene change to be able to repeat those frames?

Thanks!

You can check the examples here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ … tb3OOUgkz7

Scene change 100% allows rife to interpolate everything all the time.
Scene change at 99% and below enables the selected scene change detector to compare the frames
if a scene change is detected then it will prevent the interpolation by repeating the same frame and creating a "microstutter" in order to prevent visual issues that happen when camera teleports around.

This is soooo cool!
https://gyazo.com/cd0cc66a7e77fc893d0d3cc4e8298b89

gerappa's reaction:
https://gyazo.com/a7a6cfd662e826dac89d6b08adf9bd4c