1 Reply by chesley96

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Mardon85 wrote:

Nope no dice. It looks like its dropping frames doesn't report that it is. I've just tried an AI Enhanced version of Wolverine Deadpool and I can notice the smooth motion immediately. At the same settings reported at 60FPS (Rife) it doesn't look smooth. If I turn on the OG frame interpolation, again I notice it (and the artifacts straight away).

I'm coming close to doing a clean windows install at this point.

I wonder if that enhanced version is my doing? ;D  DirtyHippie

Sorry you are having issues with RIFE not interpolating as it should.

If I set MPC-HC to exclusive fullscreen and lock it to 60hz, it seems to play more smoothly from my PC.  I always transcode the movies to 60fps, then play them from my android tv using KODI, as for some reason it plays better than from my PC. Another reason I prefer playing the transcoded movies from my TV is I can use true Dolby Vison vs the tone mapping from MPC Video Player in MPC-HC via Windows.

I don't think your issue is due to not having exclusive fullscreen set. Just though I'd share what I have discovered about that.

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2 Reply by chesley96

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Can anyone give any insight to the scene change detection? I am looking for the best method that doesn't fuse the scene changes together. I am using SVP motion vectors with the repeat frame setting. At first it seemed to work great, not many fused images at scene changes. But now it seems just the same as when I had it set to 15% IC, before the last update. If I lowered that value, it would lessen the fluidity of the motion, but scene changes were better at lower values. What are you all using for scene change detection? Thank you.

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3 Reply by chesley96

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I know how to retain HDR in SVP 4 Pro. Used Ai to help with the commands. https://ibb.co/L9JStyG   edit: oh, hell I forgot I already posted here lol

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4 Reply by chesley96

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I encode HDR10 videos using SVPCode with the H265 HEVC/NVENC codec by adding these commands into the opts: box.  "color_primaries=bt2020" "color_trc=smpte2084" "colorspace=bt2020nc" when adding these commands, the video retains HDR after transcoding with TensorRT RIFE.

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5 Reply by chesley96

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I have a similar issue that has persisted for many months now. SVP doesn't work with TensorRT Rife in MPC-HC or MPC-BE for me but works in MPV. It used to work on my last windows installation. I am using 4.6.0.263. I assume I may have other software interfering but do not know how to find out.

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