it appears it doesn't work if the "threads" parameter is >16
right now what you can do is move the "cpu usage" slider to the left to the point where it work
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it appears it doesn't work if the "threads" parameter is >16
right now what you can do is move the "cpu usage" slider to the left to the point where it work
SVPcode only re-encodes video to high frame rate, leaving any other tracks (audio/subs) untouched. This is by design.
default values: tolerance = 0.02, vfr_diff = 0.2
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easy...
replace the file in SVP 4\extensions\tube\youtube-dl\extractor and restart SVP
any other python 3.8 somewhere in the PATH?
search for python38.dll
it (youtube-dl) actually failed on parsing available subtitles
dunno what we could do other than do NOT download subtitles
CUVID is definitely better in some cases (like playing 4K on a 120+ Hz screen)
> because of SMPlayer or newer MPV
SMPlayer uses a command line switch "input-file" deprecated in mpv 0.30 and completely removed 8 days ago
Here's the previous build.
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https://forum.smplayer.info/viewtopic.p … mp;t=12378
still no newer version here, we just have to wait: https://sourceforge.net/projects/smplay … nt-builds/
yeah, will be fixed asap
> How do I make it stop?
only by manually removing the "ext.tube.ydl" section from the components.xml file (use the plain text editor)
any errors on the log?
the main difference is Python 3.8 vs 3.7
> 25 долларов, но это слишком дорого
а за 499 рублей - не годится?
gpuid=11
"nvof==0 ? ...", not "nvof=true ?"
why don't just run SVP and look at the script? ![]()
не знаю, не знаю... пока что только не доложил 8-битного кодирования в x265, ну и я еще забыл что там нужен патчик для правильной работы Plex Media Player
поэтому пришлось опять самому собрать. но больше никаких отличий от его скриптов - нет.
you just copied the SVP-generated script, obviously it is correct
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gpuid:0
NVOF needs gpu acceleration ON
you probably want to post a bug report at NV's forum ![]()
don't even mention SVP, low fps in FH4 is enough
There're actually no parameters at all. Considering the usual script is:
super = SVSuper(input, super_params)
vectors = SVAnalyse(super, analyse_params, src=input)
SVSmoothFps(input, super, vectors, smoothfps_params, mt=threads)the NVOF one would be like this:
nvof_blk = 16
nvof_src = input.BicubicResize(input.width/nvof_blk*4,input.height/nvof_blk*4,src_width=-(input.width % nvof_blk),src_height=-(input.height % nvof_blk))
SVSmoothFps_NVOF(input, smoothfps_params, nvof_src=nvof_src, mt=threads)"smoothfps_params" string is exactly the same
you can play with different "nvof_blk" values (4,8,16,32), but the NVOF engine itself always uses 4*4 blocks - that is why we need to prepare resized clip first to emulate other block sizes
> is it necessary?
it's necessary for 10-bit rendering
ah. do you have gpu acceleration enabled in SVP?
are you sure?
here's the transcoder log when converting 10-bit input with a "allow output in 10-bit color depth" on
19:14:38.678: (+) Video --vid=1 (*) (h264 1280x720 23.976fps)
19:14:38.679: Audio --aid=1 (*) (aac 2ch 44100Hz)
19:14:41.220: VO: [lavc] 1280x720 yuv420p10
19:14:41.220: [vo/lavc] Opening encoder: libx265 H.265 / HEVC [libx265]
19:14:41.238: x265 [info]: HEVC encoder version 3.2_RC1+1-g4ef6b67
19:14:41.238: x265 [info]: build info [Windows][GCC 9.2.1][64 bit] 10bit
19:14:41.238: x265 [info]: using cpu capabilities: MMX2 SSE2Fast LZCNT SSSE3 SSE4.2 AVX FMA3 BMI2 AVX2
19:14:41.238: x265 [info]: Main 10 profile, Level-5.2 (Main tier)
19:14:41.238: x265 [info]: Thread pool created using 8 threadsnote "yuv420p10" and "Main 10 profile"
10-to-10 works by default if you have "allow output in 10-bit color depth" turned ON under App.settings -> Add.options
are you talking about encoding 8-bit source in a 10-bit mode?
in theory, "profile=main10" must do it
but it doesn't ![]()
> and FH4 ran poorly again, then so did MPV
obviously it's a graphics drivers issue
don't install the latest NV drivers, try some older version
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