Quote:
Originally Posted by Didée
With GPU=false it doesn not work correctly for me.
On Intel Pentium-D (WinXP): the output shows a 2x2 array of the input.
On Intel i7-860 (Win7): every few moments, there are green "flashes" all over the screen. (Didn't look close - could be the green builds a "cross" pattern, related to the grid of the 2x2 array.)
Code:
src = colorbars().converttoyv12().reduceby2().showframenumber()
dbl = src.interframe(GPU=false,FlowPath="C:\ [...] \InterFrame-1.5\Dependencies\")
stackhorizontal( interleave(src,src).subtitle("source").addborders(4,4,4,4),
\ dbl.subtitle("InterFrame(GPU=false)").addborders(4,4,4,4))
return(last)
Colorbars is just for demonstration. Running a native 1280x720 clip shows the same issue. |
Darn, that happens for me too.
It is related to that dll (libflowsse.dll) because it even happens with a simple script like this:
Code:
svp_flow_lib = "C:\path\libflowsse.dll"
Super = MSuper()
backward = MAnalyse(Super, isb=true)
forward = MAnalyse(Super, isb=false)
MSmoothFps(Super, backward, forward, num=48000, den=1001, algo=23)
I will contact the SVP guys, it is probable that it was an incorrect assumption of mine that libflowsse.dll would work the same as libflowgpu.dll.