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check the performance stats - cpu/gpu load, droped frames, fluency test...
2-cores laptop haswell is probably too slow for 1080p

> how much time could be saved if this second operation was omitted

zero encoding via NVENC costs nothing...
even if you want good old software encoder then it will be like 10 times faster than "rife over cuda"

> Great!!!

not great, because we definitely won't use 2.5 GB of dependencies required to run the "original" RIFE

there's a ncnn/CUDA (https://github.com/atanmarko/ncnn-with- … ocator.cpp) but it was last updated in January... so I dunno...

laptop rtx 2060 --> 704*528 @30->60 --> 24 fps transcoding speed
1080p @24->48 --> 4 fps
(fp32 = false, tta = false)

is it supposed to use all the GPU? because I only see up to 10% GPU load regardless of gpu_thread value

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flowframes shows the same speed and gpu usage so lets assume this is "normal"

bottom line - I think we could integrate this for the SVPcode usage

> as far as I understand it is now possible to encode HDR videos

only after HDR->SDR conversion

> Would it be possible to update SVP transcoder to get to use NVEncC instead instead of ffmpeg

SVP doesn't use ffmpeg directly but via the mpv's interface (cause we want to pass a video through the Vapoursynth filter)

this is a "try to recover HDR colors" bug
but as we have Avisynth Filter now with a HDR pass-through to madVR, this ffdshow+"recover HDR" path looks obsolete

> This is, up to now, the only video, for a very long time, exposing such an issue issue.

https://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=6180

> А PotPlayer почему-то выдает зеленый экран вместо видео с AVSF.

to the separate video profile named "Ignore HFR sources"

> А PotPlayer почему-то выдает зеленый экран вместо видео с AVSF.

а без AVSF - не зеленый?

and how many fps it does? at what resolution?

hmmm...
HDR source?
ffdshow or AVSF?
what video renderer?

не знаю что вы понимаете под словосочетанием "directX фильтр", но возможно вам понравится БЕЗ ffd - https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Avisynth_Filter_(AVSF)