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narkohol wrote:Is there any kind of configuration that works well for cases like this one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emZZexE … UGZXhpdCA4
It's all white tiles with straight black lines everywhere. It was the only time I had to fully disable any FI, because it was a constant hell of artifacts with anything I tried...
Straight lines close together or interference patterns are still posing problems to all models, especially in fast moving scenes. If we fix this problem, think we'd get very close to no noticeable artifacts.
svr wrote:Hi everyone, When I try to transcode a 1080x1920 vertical video using RIFE 4.25, I get the error: “no valid optimization profile found.” How can I get SVP + RIFE to work with vertical videos?
Try to play a vertical FHD video first with RIFE activated in real time. It should build the profile before playing the video.
dawkinscm wrote:Xenocyde wrote:Welp, I'm stuck with 60 Hz for now, so your ideas are welcome. Maybe we can take this into the DMs.
Sorry I've just realized. You will need to enable Artifacts masking. My masking settings are in the overrides. I've DM'd them to you. Apologies again.
Woah OK. Will test these. Hope my RTX 4080 is enough for 1080@60hz with these.
Welp, I'm stuck with 60 Hz for now, so your ideas are welcome. Maybe we can take this into the DMs.
dawkinscm wrote:I didn't say SVP "Automatic" is better. I said "SVP" is better. RIFE and "Automatic" are just configuration profiles with two levels of customisation. Level 1 customisation is creating a new profile by making a copy of an existing one then manually changing the individual settings. Level 2 customisation uses"overrides" to change the default values of low-level internal SVP settings. When time is taken to test and set these attributes correctly, you end up with smooth RIFE-like motion with far fewer artifacts. This is what that makes SVP profiles more flexible than RIFE and why you "can" end up with better results than RIFE.
Much of the information needed is in the SVP manual, but some more esoteric information about the overrides is spread among this forum's posts.
Actually RIFE and Automatic use completely different interpolation methods. Anyway, I have a customized RIFE profile too, but wondering what exact settings you have modified on your profile.
dawkinscm wrote:osudahiuhsdfg wrote:Yes I did find RIFE to have too many problems in movies for sure, so sticking to standard algorithm seems like a good call! Still pissed I can't get RIFE to work though. I hope it's a weird glitch and not a bad GPU problem.
SVP is better than RIFE so I wouldn't worry about it.
Are you guys saying SVP Automatic is better than SVP RIFE or that the SVP implementation of RIFE is better than the stand-alone RIFE?
oriento wrote:i took a look at the urls, but they don't provide speed information. Did you tested if they are capable of real time interpolation ?
Nope, no idea how to test those.
dawkinscm wrote:GPU power won't solve artifacts. Better models will.
Maybe the SVP team should look into implementing something like this? https://www.svp-team.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=7466 This post is so underrated and probably slipped under the radar.
dawkinscm wrote:Is anyone else experiencing multiple crashes with the last few versions of SVP? It just disappears from my Windows system tray and when I look in Task Manager, the process is no longer there.
Think I updated to latest version a few days ago IIRC. No problems here.
issusi wrote:rtx3080
4.25_v2 opt level 3 > engine build time ~60 seconds
rtx5080
4.25_v2 opt level 3 > engine build time ~170 seconds
4.25_v2 opt level 1 > engine build time ~110 seconds
Not sure, but build time on the new card doesn't seem excessively higher.
dawkinscm wrote:Xenocyde wrote:Can Smooth Motion be used with RIFE or SVP somehow? It just got officially enabled for RTX 4000 GPUs in addition to the initial RTX 5000 models.
I have smooth motion on globally but I can't get my media player or anything to recognize it. However this reminded me to turn on smooth motion option in mpv and the even when I'm using remote desktop as well as the TV, the micro-stutters are reduced or gone. I used this setting before, but I probably over-complicated it by using multiple options when I should have just left it at default. So if this remains the case then I don't need RTX smooth motion anyway 
Where is the smooth motion option in MPV? Does it need to be added to the config file?
Can Smooth Motion be used with RIFE or SVP somehow? It just got officially enabled for RTX 4000 GPUs in addition to the initial RTX 5000 models.
Canowyrms wrote:Searching for things on Discord isn't great, imo. Again imo, it's not a great replacement for forum functionality.
Discord now has forum-like structure if the owner of the server activates it. Was just suggesting a Discord server in addition to the forums here so we can get faster troubleshooting tips, updates, news on RIFE models etc.
Canowyrms wrote:Xenocyde wrote:Can't remember if Rife really needs the latest Python version or if 3.12.10 is good enough for it. I have 3.13.2 set as default in the PATH, but I need 3.12.10 for another project. It would be easier if I had only one version installed and set as default in the path.
Also, as a side note, could we maybe make a Discord server where we can interact faster? Forums are kinda too old school.
re: Python versions
Couple of options:
1. Just try it?
Installed only 3.12.10 and added it to PATH and all the projects are working fine, thankfully.
Canowyrms wrote:re: Discord
pls no
Why not? I think it would help provide faster solutions for people that encounter whatever problems with SVP and RIFE.
Xenocyde wrote:Can't remember if Rife really needs the latest Python version or if 3.12.10 is good enough for it. I have 3.13.2 set as default in the PATH, but I need 3.12.10 for another project. It would be easier if I had only one version installed and set as default in the path.
Also, as a side note, could we maybe make a Discord server where we can interact faster? Forums are kinda too old school.
Would appreciate some input about the Python version please.
Can't remember if Rife really needs the latest Python version or if 3.12.10 is good enough for it. I have 3.13.2 set as default in the PATH, but I need 3.12.10 for another project. It would be easier if I had only one version installed and set as default in the path.
Also, as a side note, could we maybe make a Discord server where we can interact faster? Forums are kinda too old school.
Insindro wrote:I watch downscaled 4k to 1080 content @60 hz on a 30 series card with 4.25/4.18. Frame drops vanished after I downgraded to a stable driver. The latest driver was the issue for me because I tried rife again with the newest driver and the frame drops came back. It might not happen for everyone.
The issue is still there if you watch native 1080p source? 4.22 is also impacted? I'm only downscaling 4K to 1080p when I can't find native 1080p source, which is an extremely rare occurrence. I have an RTX 4080, as well, so maybe this model is not really impacted? I've read about the gaming problems for the RTX 3000 / 4000 series created with the new RTX 5000 drivers, but so far I haven't experienced any problems while getting the latest drivers as soon as they are out. However, I use NVCleanstall_1.19.0 to install the drivers so maybe that helps?
Insindro wrote:Don't update to the latest nvidia driver. It lead to a noticeable performance drop when using rife.
576.28? I don't see any problems in FHD@60 Hz content with 4.22. Can't verify for higher resolutions or higher refresh rates. Are you maybe on 1440p@120+ Hz?
reconhell wrote:My installation is fine. Don't just say things. I have tried many times across many installations across mutiple OS installations. There is not much to it. It just doesn't work.
The moment i turn on RIFE. the video freezes. I see some text in CMD. and then soon enough no more new text, and just left with freezing video. or a video that just plays extremely slow at 0.1 fps
It's a garbage feature honestly. If in 2 years it can't even work once normally. I wish it did though, because im curious why everyone is on this.
And I really don't get how it is "working" for others. But yeah for me Big nope 
Problem is 100% on your side. Maybe missing latest python, pytourch, TRT, or something related.
youngm wrote:Chainik wrote:TRT 10.8 libraries available via SVP update
I just updated to the latest and it appears that Image Comparison scene change detection stopped working. I'm using Repeat frame and even at the lowest threshold I get merged scene changes. Does anyone else see the same issue?
Are you using the 4.25 (V2 included) heavy model? Apparently that does not work with the new libs.
cemaydnlar wrote:So which model is the best for anime now ? I am currently using 4.25.
Sorry, haven't watched anime in a while, so no idea. For movies I'd say 4.22V2 still has the fewest artifacts, but not sure about performance for higher refresh rates since I'm still stuck with 60 Hz screen. I feel like this year could be the year I'm finally upgrading to a 165 Hz TV, OLED or RGB miniLED, we'll see.
Forgot how to check that, thanks oriento and John86!
cemaydnlar wrote:Did they stop training new rife models ? It"s been so long since v26 heavy came out.
I'd say they actually released most of the 4.20+ models too fast in late 2024. We used to wait 3-4 months for a new model in 2022 
Chainik wrote:TRT 10.8 libraries available via SVP update
Were these provided in a previous update or are they part of a new update? I don't see any new update when I right-click on the tray icon.
dawkinscm wrote:The new Nvidia app enables some of the better DLSS4 algorithms for all Nvidia cards. Not sure if they meant to do that but apparently it works pretty well.
I got the latest version and don't see any Smooth Motion option in it.
Wanted to jump in and say choppiness at 1440p could be RAM related as well, but then saw your comment. I think the GDDR6 VRAM on the GPU also plays an important role. RTX 5000 is coming with GDDR7 so we might see improvements at least with 1440p if not with 4K content.
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