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reynbow wrote:TUSJDFJSERTHS wrote:Thanks for this.
Should I be using v2 or not?The v2 models gives me 16% transcoding performance increase and 14% realtime performance! (my 10 months old 4070)
The answer: why not?
Dang. Well. You've sold me.
reynbow wrote:sorry for the dumb question but I'm struggling to find a link to download the latest models in these 80+ pages of comments
can anyone guide me please?I see this: https://github.com/hzwer/Practical-RIFE
but I'm not how I'm supposed to use those files with SVP
Thanks for this.
Should I be using v2 or not?
sorry for the dumb question but I'm struggling to find a link to download the latest models in these 80+ pages of comments
can anyone guide me please?
I see this: https://github.com/hzwer/Practical-RIFE
but I'm not how I'm supposed to use those files with SVP
I'm using Plex as the video player. Does this apply here?
I know I can't do any "magic enhance" things, but I just want to sharpen the image a little.
It 100% does... I don't know why you keep thinking it doesn't. It ABSOLUTELY modifies PATH.
This is the environment variables after a clean install with all default settings.
Are you not actually a developer of the application?
Do you not know how it works?
what "default action"?
I'm trying to understand how you think this happens.
I've just tried doing what you said, made sure I unticked everything except for the core application during a clean install.
It once again destroyed my Python install.
So I'm really unsure how you think this is acceptable.
Would love for you to write a small guide on how to install SVP without it ruining Python on your PC.
what "default action"?
Well, are you not saying that if you don't want SVP to take control of your Python path that you have to install something externally?
Vapoursynth?
Okay... but why even make the default action do that in the first place?
OP is completely correct.
I've had this exact issue for years.
I like and use and paid for SVP, so I don't want to through away the money I spent on the software...
But it completely destroys the ability to use any other Python ... anything.
I can't believe it runs this way. I've never encountered any other piece of software that completely hijacks Python for its own purposes and prevents anything else from working with it.
I wish I had answers...
Xenocyde wrote:dawkinscm wrote:Thanks to @Minimunch57 for posting the latest Rife 4.8 update. At one point I saw a massive GPU usage improvement, but that was temporary. With Rife 4.7 there is a clear visual improvement over 4.6. The only difference I see in 4.8 is that the optimization completes in less than a minute as opposed to the 3-5 minutes on previous versions.
Can you please post the link?
L.E.: Found in another thread, never mind.
L.E.2: Ah but this is not an onnx file. How do I install this in SVP?
You can't because you probably found the source files like I did at first. This https://github.com/AmusementClub/vs-mlr … l-20220923 is the link to the onnx files
Where do you put these files?
Nvm. Am dumb. Found it.
C:\Program Files (x86)\SVP 4\rife\models\rife
Awesome!
Just tried it out and that's working.
Thanks so much 
There are two desktop programs for Plex.
Here: https://www.plex.tv/media-server-downloads/#plex-app
The guide for setting up SVP to work with Plex Media Player works well and I still use it, but I'm getting worried as the plans for Plex Media Player is that it will eventually stop being supported as they transition to Plex for Windows.
There are also features being added to Plex for Windows that aren't being added to Plex Media Player that I'm missing out on due to SVP (at least the instructions for getting it to work) don't work.
So... I was wondering if anyone knows of a method to get SVP to work in the newer Plex for Windows?
Thanks guys.
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