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For now the tests with VC1 are all good and without problems, the only thing is that it creates it at 59,940, but when editing it must work at 60fps, the NVENC codecs all give 59,524, it is clear that the problem is with the codecs, I don't know if it could be forced but with VC1 you can work without desynchronizations, I will continue doing tests if I discover something else, I will let you know, in case it helps anyone else. aid.
Thanks for everything.
dunno, can't reproduce
but this's not about "RIFE", but more like encoder behavior
try software x265 mode
try software x265 mode?
H.264 NVENC, H.265 NVENC, Same results when encoding.
Testing AV1 NVENC.
They're the only ones that support bt2020 for HDR.
The truth is that it is very strange.
transcoding - last transcoding log
Sorry, this...
Clean installation.
dunno, got 59.94 as intended...
please show the transcoding log
"always" with any source video or "always" with this particular one?
Always, with all the videos I've tested so far having a frame rate of 23.976, even if I use the fixed 60fps option, I don't know if you can check it yourself.
Thanks.
Try the Automatic profile to save your video at a 2.5 ratio.
Will you also get the wrong framerate of 59.524 fps?
Always, in automatic mode, on Rife models. I don't know what else to try to fix it.
Thanks for your reply.
General
ID única : 99170183349980451301876673947111376407 (0x4A9B7B89BC00E553D6D0E21EC1DDC617)
Nombre completo : D:\Para montaje\Alicia en el país de las maravillas (1951) BRemux1080.SVP.mkv
Formato : Matroska
Formato de la versión : Version 4
Tamaño de archivo : 42,5 MiB
Velocidad de fotogramas : 59,524 FPS
Aplicación de codifición : Lavf61.1.100
Librería de codificación : Lavf61.1.100
ErrorDetectionType : Per level 1
Conformance errors : 2
0x8538067 : Yes
General compliance : Element size 72057594037927935 is more than maximal permitted size 44564428 (offset 0x34)
Matroska : Yes
General compliance : File size 44564480 is less than expected size at least 72057594037927987 (offset 0x34)
Vídeo
ID : 1
Formato : HEVC
Formato/Info : High Efficiency Video Coding
Formato del perfil : Main@L5@High
ID códec : V_MPEGH/ISO/HEVC
Ancho : 1 920 píxeles
Alto : 1 080 píxeles
Relación de aspecto : 16:9
Modo velocidad fotogramas : Constante
Velocidad de fotogramas : 59,524 FPS
Espacio de color : YUV
Submuestreo croma : 4:2:0
Profundidad bits : 8 bits
Código tiempo primer fotograma : 00:59:59:00
Default : No
Forced : No
Rango de color : Limited
Coeficientes matriz : BT.709
I’m encountering an issue where RIFE always outputs a framerate of 59.524 fps, which causes problems in editing software like DaVinci Resolve. Resolve automatically converts this to 59.940 fps, resulting in audio desync because the video duration changes.
My question is: Is there any way to force RIFE to output 59.940 fps directly? I don’t understand why it defaults to 59.524 fps, since multiplying the source framerate (23.976 fps × 2.5) should result in 59.940 fps.
Thanks in advance for your help!
I find that the best thing is always to transcode the video with rife and then watch the file directly on the chosen player, USB TV, Plex, etc... zero problems and it looks great.
Today I received my RTX 5080 and SVP has stopped working, while with my previous RTX 4070 it works perfectly. I have seen that some components need to be updated, but the application does not show any updates. Will SVP be updated? Can anyone describe step-by-step how to do it manually if necessary? Sorry, I don't speak English, I'm using Copilot to translate.
flowreen91 wrote:Guys, can anyone check if they made any significant improvements since last time by testing the 20x frame generation on 4k videos?
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comment … n_30_with/LSFG3 vs LSFG2 on any multipliers - smoother and better! Quality increased, same fast transitions now look more accurate, not just a fluid!
Im using RIFE x3 + LSFG x2 for 24>144 movies conversion, usually GPU usage looks like RIFE x4 with 6x real FLUIDITY rate!
On videos with LSFG3 only, looks pretty normal, conversion from 24FPS is less accurate, but smooth enough!
Do you do it with lossless scaling?
Anything new in sight?
Since I did not receive any response on how to update vapoursynth R70.... I had to do it on my own, the good thing is that it improved after updating, the bad thing is that I updated everything
v15.7: latest TensorRT libraries
https://github.com/AmusementClub/vs-mlrt/releases?
Vapoursynth R70
-https://github.com/vapoursynth/vapoursynth/releases
MPC-BE.1.8.2.24
-https://github.com/qwerttvv/Player/rele … taller.zip
MpcVideoRenderer-0.9.0.2328
-https://github.com/qwerttvv/Player/rele … fec66c.zipand i don't know what do the trick
MP 
SVP's work is very efficient, I was just wondering if it could be improved in some way that I didn't know about. I'm going to create video at 120 fps, which is the maximum for my TV, and compare, but it may be exaggerated.
I wouldn't mind paying for extra modules such as upscaling, denoise, through AI, as long as the price is fair and it's easy to use. The work has to be paid for and that's what makes software sustainable so that it can continue to be updated.
Thanks for your reply.
raider10 wrote:Any special parameter or script to use 4.25 heavy with rife and get more smoothness?
A couple of things
- Hardware?
- Player?
- Display?I use Mpc-Be/MpcVr, if the player is mpv, you want a response of one of this members: dawkinscm / Blackfyre/ flowreen91.
Hello, thank you for responding. I only use transcoding to watch videos on TV, I don't use PC players. I have seen very good results with Topaz Video AI software, but it takes too long. With SVP and RIFE, it takes much less time, but the video seems less smooth. My PC has an i5 12400f, 32GB RAM, and an RTX 4070. I find it somewhat difficult to use this application as there are many parameters and files to update, etc... That's why I'm looking for something simple to do to improve smoothness. I usually use RIFE 4.35 V2 or 4.25 V2 Heavy.
Any special parameter or script to use 4.25 heavy with rife and get more smoothness?
raider10 wrote:Honza wrote:There is an external link at SVP Wiki page in RIFE chapter
Download thereThanks, but 4.4v2 version is missing
Thanks, I was looking for a single file. 
raider10 wrote:Where can I find the 4.4v2 model?
I would like to try with him, with the 4.25vs model my speed is 20fps and I don't see that model to select, I only see 4.4Thank you so much.
There is an external link at SVP Wiki page in RIFE chapter
Download there
Thanks, but 4.4v2 version is missing
oriento wrote:i'm with 4.25v2, you're using 4.4v2 ?
The difference between 4.4 and 4.25 twise as much by performance, but without artefacts! Thats was example!
Where can I find the 4.4v2 model?
I would like to try with him, with the 4.25vs model my speed is 20fps and I don't see that model to select, I only see 4.4
Thank you so much.
I know this is old, but is it valid for RIFE?
I copy and paste the script and can I use rife in the transcoding? Sorry, I'm very new to this.
Great idea, more options.
Hello, I am new to using this software. I need some help to have a foundation to build on so that I can try and learn on my own. I am only interested in re-encoding, and I would like to know which model is best for interpolation and making the image as smooth as possible, like in Topaz Video AI, but Topaz takes 24 hours to convert a film to 60fps. I need to know what the best parameters are to use and if it is possible to maintain HDR. I have 25 days of trial left and before buying and I want to know if this is possible or at least achieve the maximum smoothness in the video. Thanks to everyone in advance, I hope to learn and then be able to help as much as possible.
Sorry for my English, I use Copilot to translate.
My PC
RTX 4070 12GB
32GB RAM
i5 12400f
3 Discs NVMe Gen 4x4
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