speeding up mvbob

[drevel]

hi , I've been lurking for some months and trying avisynth, I'm using mvbob to deinterlace HD video in 1080i, very good results but very slow, about 0.2 fps on a X2 3800+, thats about 5 days per hour of video, unpractical

is there any way to improve speed?, I'm using also fft3GPU and the speed increase is amazing from cpu version

wonder if can be done a mvbobGPU version!

[Pookie]

Hi drevel, welcome to the forums. If there were any signficant ways to speed up Mvbob, they would have been implemented long ago. Put SetMemoryMax(512) as the first line in your script; sometimes it can make a big difference.

My favorite deinterlacing for 1080i is pretty simple, but very nice looking. It bobs to 59.94 fps - not DVD player compatible, but who cares? Just try it on a 5 minute stretch of video.

tdeint(mode=1)
Crop(8,8,-8,-8)
Lanczos4Resize(640,352)

If you must have 29.97 again, you can try

tdeint(mode=2)
Crop(8,8,-8,-8)
Lanczos4Resize(640,352)

See if the results are acceptable to you. It is always a trade-off between performance and quality, but my eyes like the end product (especially the 59.94 bobbed one)

[Blue_MiSfit]

I find that TDeint is a great choice for working on projects where time is an even remotely important vaue

MVBob is amazing, but TDeint is IMHO 90% as good, and runs so much faster! I get 1-2 fps for SD material with MVBob, and 10-20fps with TDeint.

[R3Z]

I guess it really depends on the source ? I usually try tdient and skip through every 1000 or so frames to make sure there are no nasties (that i can see anyway). If it doesnt work as planned i go and try securebob then mvbob or mcbob.

[Pookie]

Absolutely. The source dictates the method to fix it. Still, I wish we all had Crays to do motion compensated deinterlacing of 1080i sources But usually, 1080i doesn't need such intricate processing, and most deinterlacing artifacts are masked when reducing the image size anyway.

[Mug Funky]

i suppose some accuracy could be sacrificed for speed if mvanalyse/compensate were replaced with clouded's motion.dll.

but for HD stuff it's probably not worth it - tdeint should be adequate (especially on HDV which is balls anyway).

[drevel]

thanks, my test with mvbob were amazing, will do some tests comparing mvbob and tdint , will try also the clouded motion.dll

[Terka]

how to do:
"mvanalyse/compensate were replaced with clouded's motion.dll"?
how big speedup coud it gain?

[Mug Funky]

@ terka:

i don't know atm. there's analogous functions to mvtools in motion.dll, but i'm not sure about the mask making capabilities (mvtools has loads of them).

i'm not too interested in developing something for it myself - i got a new job that doesn't involve interlace as much as the old one (instead it's 2k film scans )

[edit]

feel free to have a shot yourself though. it'll be a good way to learn - it's not rocket science

[drevel]

using the "clouded's motion.dll" I get an improvement but no so much, about from 0.17 fps to 0.22 fps

I did not analize the results yet but it seems about the same quality

[Terka]

it is not so bad, about 30% speedup
drevel, please check the quality;
paste your results and script

[Fizick]

you can try blksize=16

[Eshkhmed]

...if somebody around have a documentation to motion.dll and latest build of it... pls can u paste a link for it in this thread or explain what parameters can to be used with it...because the default link to developer page is "forbidden" fo me...

[Wilbert]

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=118430

[drevel]

I simply changed the functions without parameters, anyway the results are lot worse in a couple of videos, in motion areas of course,

I'm comparing it now with tdeint and anothers

[AKarpo]

Great method, just one question. If my original source is 30fps and I use this to go 60fps, what is the proper way to adjust my audio stream? (If I need to at all)

Sorry, I'm still new to all of this, but I really enjoy learning new methods.

[Southstorm]

No need to adjust the audio. The deinterlacer doubles the framecount, it doesn't speed up the video.

[Adub]

The reason is because it plays the same amount of time. Sure there are twice as many frames, but if you play it twice as fast, then you length stays the same. See?

[Terka]

try mvbobmod too

[LaTo]

You can also try this :

### "Light" MvBob (Speed Up) by LaTo
###
### Need: Motion.dll, Corrector.dll, EEDI2.dll, Vinverse.dll, Medianblur.dll
###
### Use: MvBobFaster()


function MvBobFaster(clip Input)
{
	# Input
	Order            = ( Input.GetParity == True ) ? 1 : 0
	Input            = ( order == 1 ) ? Input.AssumeTFF() : Input.AssumeBFF()

	# Bobbed
	Bobbed           = Input.Separatefields().EEDI2(field=-2)
	Bobbed           = ( Order == 1 ) ? Bobbed.AssumeTFF() : Bobbed.AssumeBFF()

	# Motion Vectors
	MoCompFWD        = Bobbed.Compensate(source = previous)
	MoCompBWD        = Bobbed.Compensate(source = next)

	# Mismatch Detection
	AnalyseBobCurr   = Bobbed.BicubicResize(Input.Width * 2, Input.Height).MedianBlur().BicubicResize(Input.Width, Input.Height)
	AnalyseCompFWD   = MoCompFWD.BicubicResize(Input.Width * 2, Input.Height).MedianBlur().BicubicResize(Input.Width, Input.Height)
	AnalyseCompBWD   = MoCompBWD.BicubicResize(Input.Width * 2, Input.Height).MedianBlur().BicubicResize(Input.Width, Input.Height)
	MoCompCorrected  = Corrector(AnalyseBobCurr, Bobbed, AnalyseCompFWD, AnalyseCompBWD, MoCompFWD, MoCompBWD, Mode = 0, Th = 10)

	# Interpolated Fields 
	Compensated_Even = MoCompCorrected.SelectEven().SeparateFields().SelectOdd() 
	Compensated_Odd  = MoCompCorrected.SelectOdd().SeparateFields().SelectEven()

	# Original Fields
	Original_Even    = Input.SeparateFields().SelectEven()
	Original_Odd     = Input.SeparateFields().SelectOdd()

	# Merge
	Output_Even      = Interleave(Original_Even, Compensated_Even).Weave()
	Output_Odd       = Interleave(Original_Odd, Compensated_Odd).Weave()
	Output           = Interleave(Output_Even, Output_Odd)

	# Output
	Output           = Output.Vinverse()
	Output           = ( Order == 1 ) ? Output.AssumeTFF() : Output.AssumeBFF()

	Return  Output
}

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