Chainik wrote:That one - https://github.com/AmusementClub/vs-mlrt - is MUUUUCH better
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Post updates:
09/01: updated both libs and scripts, should improve 4K performance on 4080+
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Let's try this:
0. nothing to do with Python
1. download --> https://www.svp-team.com/files/temp/rife-trt-0901.7z <--, unpack into SVP 4\rife (you should already have this folder), so vstrt.dll must be in the root, i.e. SVP 4\rife\vstrt.dll
2. replace generate.js, base.py in SVP 4\script; restart SVP to be sure
3. menu -> Applications settings -> Additional options -> All settings, go to 'User defined options'
Title: TensortRT; Script name: rife_trt; Other values by default - "FRC profile", "ON or OFF"
Click 'Add option'
Go to the RIFE video profile, see the added TensortRT on/off swtich.
Make a copy of the RIFE video profile, one with TensorRT ON and another with OFF.
Pros:
- no Pytorch!
- works in a real-time
- even faster (?) than vsrife [could be just because of some TensorRT options]
Cons:
- even slower (?) first-time initialization [could be just because of some TensorRT options]
- a nasty command-line window will pop-up for every new video resolution
It's OK for the command-line window to stay for 4-5 mins. Don't close it! Wait!
I've been a long time follower of the thread and now a very proud owner of a 4090. I can't wait to try out some 4K HDR RIFE!
Can you elaborate on point 3 or perhaps show a screen shot of your Application Settings window?
EDIT - Doesn't matter I sorted it. Patiently and excited waiting for the command line to finish
EDIT 2 - Got it working but need some assistance. My monitor is an ultrawide and the content i'm trying to watch is 21:9 it doesn't seem to zoom to fit like it does with the out of the box SVP player. Any ideas?
Should the window close after "Global timing cache in use. Profiling results in this builder pass will be stored." or keep waiting?