Recent content by Elmerbs

nice! we're very lucky that these guys are brainstorming together. Things are moving fast.

any feedback on the rfdetr-v4 detection model released with jasna 0.50?

to what address should we send the hard drives?

btw the topaz integration in jasna isn't free, is it? From what I saw, TopazVideoAI costs around 300$.... what did I miss?

nice! he updated the detection model to v3 and he said v4 will be out there soon. I think that was the main issue in my v2 comparison since the restoration model was lada's. imna check it out thx!

Thanks a lot, greatly appreciated. I understand what you meant before now. btw, you could benefit from activating hardware encoding and decoding.

I couldn't compare the results honestly. You can process small clips with videoproc, I didn't see that option in Waifu2x. All I saw is it was damn slow even with hardware encoding and I stopped. Waifu2x looks way more versatile than videoproc on the surface, but the big downside is it writes...

man would u be as nice as throwing a screenshot or 2 of your settings. On my end, I'm getting nowhere near the 1.1x your talking about on my 3060 using waifu2x-ncnn-vulkan.

The quality you get depends on your settings. Your hardware profile will affect the time it takes with those settings. The post ur referring to was a comp between jasna and lada on the same platform, and on my end, lada seems to do better with the settings I used. this is what I used. I'm...

wow that's insane. Thanks for the screens. You were referring to a thread where a guy there said he was getting speeds of ~1.1x on an rtx3060. I thought you were able to replicate those results. I wonder if it's a reliable comment though, and if it is, what kind of magical recipe he used to...

how fast was that? could you throw a screenshot of your config? for me, using waifu2x-ncnn-vulkan was actually slower than VideoProc which is already mega slow...

https://www.javlibrary.com/en/javlipzztm.html

your best bet to find very old stuff is on javlibrary but the most stable links are on nitro...

So for those interested I've tested jasna on my end. I don't have the hardware to even come close to the results advertized by the developper but I can compare to the results I've been getting with lada in the same environment. First of all, it looks like he's using the same mosaic restoration...

wow thx a lot. I'm definitely going to try jasna edit: man that first compile is nasty... let's hope it pays off...