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Can anyone tell if there’s a way to add a delay to svp’s injection?

dlr5668 wrote:

Insindro wrote:

What are your top 3-5 rife models and miscellaneous settings for scene changes? Just want to get a good idea of what everyone is currently using, thanks!

I like 4.15. If you need 30% faster its 4.15 light. 4.20 is nice for anime. Try these models. I only use v2 for faster seek

These days I prefer 4.18 Nvof MV/blend Adjacent Frame x3, 4k files  downscale 1920*1080 upscale 1440p(Rtx 4070ti)

Blackfyre wrote:

dawkinscm wrote:

Rife v4.20 has been released. I didn't do a large amount of testing but I did check the few remaining artefacts I know of and there doesn't seem to be a clear  difference to v4.15/v4.18 on my system.

Update: Apparently v4.20 is great when using 16x interpolation with Anime. I would be interested to hear if that is helpful for anyone.

Massive difference in size! wow hopefully I can run 4K 2x with a 3090, but I highly doubt it. Usually I have to wait for the Lite v2, but even then, not all of them can run.

Idk why but everything after 4.16 v2 always not smooth, now even container fix doesnt affect 4.20v1v2 models! RTX 4070 whats wrong?

Chainik wrote:

Blackfyre
> Hopefully in the future you find a solution to the above as well, that would be amazing!

blinking comes from mixing two frames having different colors, so I don't see any solution for RIFE
... except inserting a "regular SVP"-generated frames at these points, but it sounds too complicated for now

Wow yeah that makes sense.

What is interesting is why does some DV content work ALMOST flawlessly with very little blinking or stutter in some TV shows, such as House of the Dragon, but then Disney TV shows with DV stutter so much now (flicker before)?

EDIT: Fixed as I just noticed it happening in very specific scenes in HoTD, but very limited.

So, I assume the answer is colour grading and luminance grading. The higher the quality and smoothness between frames, the less it occurs. And HotD is produced with very high quality.

dawkinscm wrote:

Blackfyre wrote:

For anyone interested, this is my mpv config now - you can scroll up and down in the code below to see the full config:

ontop 

dither=error-diffusion 
error-diffusion=burkes 

Thanks for this. There's nothing in your config that makes a difference for SVP and we've already had the discussion about config lines that essentially do nothing or are even contradictory. But if you are happy with the picture then I suppose it doesn't matter However I am interested in the error-diffusion you chose so I will try that out. Thanks

Can you point out the config lines that do nothing in my latest config, and also the ones that are contradictory and what they are contradicting? I would love to tone it down and clean it up. I thought this is the cleaned-up version as I removed and changed many of the old lines after the latest SVP update that fixed flickering.

I'll post the latest config here as a quote:

ontop
fullscreen=yes
d3d11-exclusive-fs=yes

volume=100
volume-max=100

vo=gpu-next
gpu-api=d3d11
hwdec=auto-copy
hwdec-codecs=all
gpu-context=d3d11

hdr-compute-peak=yes
tone-mapping=bt.2446a
target-colorspace-hint=yes

scale=ewa_lanczos
cscale=ewa_lanczos
dscale=ewa_lanczos
tscale=ewa_lanczos

dither-depth=10
dither=error-diffusion
error-diffusion=burkes

osd-color=0.5
osd-font-size=30
osd-font='Inter Tight Medium'

#sub-gray
sub-auto=fuzzy
#sub-gauss=0.9
slang=eng,en,und
sub-fix-timing=yes
sub-filter-sdh=yes
subs-with-matching-audio=no
demuxer-mkv-subtitle-preroll=yes

sub-font-size=42
sub-border-size=1
sub-font="Verdana Bold"
sub-color=0.85/0.85/0.85/0.85

sub-pos=100
sub-margin-y=3
sub-margin-x=100

glsl-shader="C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\mpv\Shaders\FSRCNNX_x2_8-0-4-1.glsl"
glsl-shader="C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\mpv\Shaders\KrigBilateral.glsl"
glsl-shader="C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\mpv\Shaders\SSimDownscaler.glsl"

aloola wrote:

Turn off GPU decoder, and only use software decoder in player

Interesting that you say that. I don't know if you mean with mpv player but for SVP this player does work better with hardware decoding off.

aloola wrote:

Insindro wrote:

Ah yes I understand now. I was just basing off from what you said on the rife AI wiki: "1080p@60-72 atleast rtx 3080". I guess a better video card is needed to achieve those frames without dealing with the drop in frames. Also the Github I was testing with was the one you provided on the wiki, all of them flicker through svp, which is odd. I wonder if I'm the only one. Nonetheless, this is better than anything I've used previously.

you can also resize the video to 1600x900 then x3 fps. Work for me, I have a 3070ti.

also, I wish  "ignore HFR source" profile has an option to turn off the "alter video frame size".

I think https://0bin.net/paste/NKODt3ka#aCSb+rh … Uu7S3e2JiD can be ported to svp as well. Ideally it should track dropped frames and reduce resolution based on these. Current iteration just uses hardcode value

maxIpps = 65000000                  # Max interpolated pixels per second the GPU is capable of

I watch 720p and below (old content) x3 and everything else x2 (1080p no changes and 4k downscale to about 1440p)

SVP updated

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RIFE/CUDA removed from the script completely