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Chainik wrote:

I mean, switch the video profile to movie x2 and start transcoding. Will it only give 72 fps?

Yes that's the case:

I found out that svp index changes constantly between 0.98 to 1.01 when i use rife. Is that normal ?

dlr5668 wrote:

aloola wrote:

you can also resize the video to 1600x900 then x3 fps. Work for me, I have a 3070ti.

also, I wish  "ignore HFR source" profile has an option to turn off the "alter video frame size".

I think https://0bin.net/paste/NKODt3ka#aCSb+rh … Uu7S3e2JiD can be ported to svp as well. Ideally it should track dropped frames and reduce resolution based on these. Current iteration just uses hardcode value

maxIpps = 65000000                  # Max interpolated pixels per second the GPU is capable of

I watch 720p and below (old content) x3 and everything else x2 (1080p no changes and 4k downscale to about 1440p)

I'd like to try this out. Where would I put this exactly? I already tried in mpv/scripts however, I get an error regarding the coding in mpv's console. "Unexpected symbol near "#". So I removed any "#" but then I get hit with another error: '=' expected near 'vapoursynth'. Any help would be much appreciated.

Insindro wrote:

Chainik wrote:

> Although, anywhere above 48 fps my GPU usage sky rockets from 46% to 90%

because x2.5 interpolation (i.e. 24->60 fps) need generating TWO times more intermediate frames than x2 (24->48)

> I added another model from github and when selected I get a flickering sensation on any video

then add another model and post a bug report on the Github regarding the flickering one

Ah yes I understand now. I was just basing off from what you said on the rife AI wiki: "1080p@60-72 atleast rtx 3080". I guess a better video card is needed to achieve those frames without dealing with the drop in frames. Also the Github I was testing with was the one you provided on the wiki, all of them flicker through svp, which is odd. I wonder if I'm the only one. Nonetheless, this is better than anything I've used previously.

you can also resize the video to 1600x900 then x3 fps. Work for me, I have a 3070ti.

also, I wish  "ignore HFR source" profile has an option to turn off the "alter video frame size".

> and leave 4.4

why 4.4? just because the numbers are higher than 4.0?

ok, 4.0 was removed from the list, but 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 are still there, w/o any changelog or something like that
is 4.4 better than 4.2?

This is great news!

Until now, I thought there would be some problems based on statements from n00mkrad, who uses RIFE in his Flowframes:

n00mkrad wrote:

HDR is currently not supported as the neural networks only work with 8bpp content.

I can't say if there will ever be HDR support.

https://github.com/n00mkrad/flowframes/ … -803571016

ну дай т.н. б-г
и всего-то от 1000 евро (от 1500 в наших широтах)

а я вообще думал что dlss это суперсэмплинг, ну и fps растет за счет того что рендер идет в маленьком разрешении
при чем тут optical flow? или тут теперь дополнительно к суперсэмплингу еще и fps прямо увеличивают интерполяцией?

I fixed that problem. Apparently Windows has it's own version of Python hidden in "WindowsApps". I got rid of it, and now that error is gone, but it's still not working.

Now when I try to play a video it plays for a half a second and then freezes indefinitely. There aren't any errors in the logs when this happens.

EDIT: So, in Plex it freezes as I said, but in MPC-HC, it just doesn't work. The performance monitor shows the SVP Index at a constant 0.5 (normal framerate, since I have RIFE set to x2). Setting the profile back to Automatic works as expected, it's just RIFE that isn't working (both the CUDA version and the normal version of RIFE in MPC-HC, although in Plex, the normal version works, and CUDA version freezes playback).

EDIT 2: I just found the note at the bottom of the wiki page saying it doesn't work for real-time transcoding, which is what I've been testing it with. That's unfortunate. Any plans to make that work? Also maybe getting it to use the tensor cores?

Would a 4080 or 4090 be capable of running RIFE on full HDR 4K ?

How does it perform currently on a 3090?

UHD - Thank you very much for the feedback.  I am wondering, with whatever graphics card you have, how many fps can you get when transcoding a 4k or 1080p video with rife in SVP?

Also, I seemed to have found some kind of solution for the video choppyness/stuttering when played back at very slow speeds.

In the MPV config file I changed this setting: "video-sync-max-video-change=5"

to =0 and that seemed to help a lot, the videos run a lot smoother at slower speeds although occassionaly they may still stutter, it seems much improved from before.

I have no idea why this works or what the setting is, it seems to have something to do with a reclock replacement in MPV or something, I have no idea.

I am just glad it seems to work well now!

Thank you very much everyone for all your help with this!

WOW! Thanks for the instant reply!

Yes, I'm planning on undervolting as well.

Are these really the results for x5 interpolation tests for a 1920x1080 23.976 fps?

What exactly is the card model without coil whine?