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yeah, RIFE plugin may not pass variable frame durations correctly in case of non-integer interpolation factor (like 24 *2.5 = 60)
good news I know how to fix this
Hopefully this is coming soon? 
It can help you:
https://github.com/styler00dollar/VSGAN … docker#vfr
I tried to figure out how this works, but it being only command line is kinda tedious for me. Hope we can get some sort of basic UI soon, similar to how some text-to-image AI renderers have an internet browser-based UI.
Hi, guys! Started using RIFE in SVP with MPV a few weeks ago. My laptop specs are Ryzen 5800H with 32 GB DDR4-3200 and an RTX 3070 with 145 W TGP. First time I tried RIFE with the movie Bullet Train in 1080p and it loaded instantly. I messed with the settings a bit and everything was applying instantly. Then after 2 days I tried to watch an episode of Star Girl in 1080p and loading times were a bit longer. Saw that the video had low framerate and I messed with the settings a bit. After a few minutes of messing around and changing frame size to 1080 or lower, the video started playing at 60 fps. After that, could not manage to load RIFE with 60 fps on any other video.
I understand it takes some time to load for on-the-go interpolation, but it seems like I might have messed something up. Tried to add RIFE anime model, but that does not seem to do anything. Also installed RIFE 4.6... still does not play at 60 fps. Probably need a more powerful GPU. Anyway, figured I should try transcoding the videos. I managed to transcode the latest Peripheral episode without problems (took around 4 hours). Then I transcoded the latest episode from Star Girl in around 2 h and 15 minutes before the end of the episode the video stuttered and the audio desynced a bit. Not sure what caused this. Peripheral used scene change threshold set to max, and Star Girl used threshold set to minimum... maybe this messed up things? Is there a way to fix audio desync after transcoding is done? Or maybe a way to avoid this altogether?
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Works for me ;P
Anyway, I'll stick with 1.7.10 build 276 for now. I'll see how the next update via SVP updater works.
OK, so I installed build 296 and 1.7.11 to separate folders and none are stuttering. Could the problem be with overwriting the existing version by the SVP updater?
I restored all settings to default, even deleted user preferences, I don't think it's because of a defaulted option.
I haven't tried the 296 build, I really wouldn't like to mess with things again.
Everything is back to normal after revert. Maybe there's some incompatibility between new MPC version and SPV?
I reverted to the version you specified and it seems the stuttering is gone. I'll be back after I watch more stuff.
Hi there!
Last night I was prompted to update the MPC to 1.7.11 and I did. After, I noticed occasional frame drops / stuttering in all videos (I usually watch 1080p content but I noticed it on DVD quality stuff as well). I reinstalled gpu drivers, SPV and MPC but I'm still getting these occasional drops, not sure what to do. Any ideas?
I don't have it either 
I want to buy one of these however. I guess I'll compare Cinema Smooth with SVP myself and use whichever has the fewest artifacts Thanks for your help again 
Thanks for your quick reply. To your knowledge, is the SVP implementation on par with similar hardware interpolation (Cinema Smooth) done on a Samsung E6500 plasma?
Hi guys, new user here!
Is Nvidia SLI supported with the latest version? I have a 2 X GTX660 Ti setup and I see only one card used when GPU acelleration is enabled. Not sure if I need 2 cards, but maybe it would help 3d movies. Also, is there a way to use CUDA compatibility?
Another small issue: I can see minor artifacts in fast moving scenes but this is very dependent on the quality of the movie. I play MKV's, some are BR rips, some are recordings from TV broadcasts. The BR-rips have few artifacts, but broadcast recordings have more, and this leads me to believe that it all depends on the quality of the source. However, is there a way to eliminate the minor artifacts? These take the form of transparent contours around people or objects in fast moving scenes, but I've also seen some artifacts on intersected lines in grills for example.
On another note, I want to gongratulate all the people working on this project. So nice to see hardware frame interpolation on the PC! Great work and keep it up!
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