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Old 21st September 2014, 21:36   #1  |  Link
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MVTools, Depan, DepanEstimate for VapourSynth

So I thought, "Why not port MVTools?"

https://github.com/dubhater/vapoursy...tools/releases

readme.rst

Now includes ports of Depan and DepanEstimate.

Crashes or corrupted output may happen, as I haven't done very extensive testing.
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Awesome!

Thanks for your efforts.
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Old 22nd September 2014, 00:22   #3  |  Link
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Myrsloik was against it, but since we've got no better alternative, THANK YOU! With native motion compensation VapourSynth can finally have all the best filters without the need to use AviSynth plugins!
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dope work, thx for ur support to vapoursynth, I'm tryna have a taste of new vapoursynth lately
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Myrsloik was against it, but since we've got no better alternative, THANK YOU! With native motion compensation VapourSynth can finally have all the best filters without the need to use AviSynth plugins!
I was mostly against touching that code myself and trying to clean it up. It's obvious that jackoneill can tolerate worse code than me.

Now it's time for some VapourSynth world domination!
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v1.1 fixes a crash and brings back the "dct" parameter to Analyse and Recalculate. Now you can make your scripts really slow.
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Old 23rd September 2014, 03:18   #7  |  Link
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great news, have been waiting for this who knows how long.

I did some benchmarks with the sample script for mdegrain2 in the documentation,
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AVISource("c:\test.avi") # or MPEG2Source, DirectShowSource, some previous filter, etc
super = MSuper(pel=2, sharp=1)
backward_vec2 = MAnalyse(super, isb = true, delta = 2, overlap=4)
backward_vec1 = MAnalyse(super, isb = true, delta = 1, overlap=4)
forward_vec1 = MAnalyse(super, isb = false, delta = 1, overlap=4)
forward_vec2 = MAnalyse(super, isb = false, delta = 2, overlap=4)
MDegrain2(super, backward_vec1,forward_vec1,backward_vec2,forward_vec2,thSAD=400)
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super = core.mv.Super(src)
mvbw2 = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=True, delta=2, overlap=4)
mvbw = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=True, delta=1, overlap=4)
mvfw = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=False, delta=1, overlap=4)
mvfw2 = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=False, delta=2, overlap=4)

out = core.mv.Degrain2(clip=src, super=super, mvbw=mvbw, mvfw=mvfw, mvbw2=mvbw2, mvfw2=mvfw2, thsad=400)
cpu can be loaded 100%, 64 bit version is about 20% faster than 32 bit version. With a 720x480 source, 64 bit gave me 60fps while 32 bit gave me 50fps.
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On i7 8 threads, the same script as above looks something like this for me:

Vapoursynth x86, d2vsource, vapoursynth-mvtools:
threads=4 -> 27fps, 50% CPU
threads=8 -> 40fps, 100% CPU

AVS+ x86 MT, mpeg2source, mvtools SVP:
Prefetch(4) -> 42fps, 50% CPU
Prefetch(8) -> 57fps, 100% CPU

Edit:
AVS 2.6 x86 MT, mpeg2source, mvtools SVP:
4 threads -> 40fps, 42% CPU
8 threads -> 55fps, 93% CPU

Edit2:
Vapoursynth x86, d2vsource, mvtools SVP (avs plugin):
threads=4 -> 41fps, 50% CPU
threads=8 -> 42fps, 60% CPU (wow, this one sucks >__<)

Anyway, to sum this up, for me vapoursynth-mvtools port is way slower than any other solutions.

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This is on an AMD cpu 8 cores.
MPEG2Source was used on avisynth, and d2vsource for vapoursynth, source was a VOB file from a DVD and used the sample code from lansing:

Code:
# AVISYNTH 2.6  MT - MVTOOLS SVP
Frames processed:                2501 (0 - 2500)
FPS (min | max | average):       34.21 | 82.74 | 51.78
CPU usage (average):             94%
Thread count:                    10
Physical Memory usage (peak):    585 MB
Virtual Memory usage (peak):     733 MB
Time (elapsed):                  000:00:48.304

# VAPOURSYNTH WIN32
Output 2500 frames in 67.32 seconds (37.13 fps)

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX x86_64 (-march=native -O2)
Output 2500 frames in 55.85 seconds (44.76 fps)

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX x86_64 (-march=native -Ofast -lto)
Output 2500 frames in 54.89 seconds (45.55 fps)

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX x86_64 (retarded compiler flags optimizations)
Output 2500 frames in 53.39 seconds (46.83 fps)
All vapoursynth tests were topping the cpu at 100%.

I don't know why avisynth scored so poorly for me compared to Keiyakusha. :/

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I guess that the difference comes from the fact that Keiyakusha used the SVP MVTools, while the Dither MVTools are probably (does anyone know for certain?) based on the original MVTools2 rather than the modified SVP MVTools.
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I don't know why avisynth scored so poorly for me compared to Keiyakusha. :/
Looks like you incorrectly used MT in Avisynth. It reports threadcount 8 and cpu load 33% but this threadcount is a total value from all the processes involved, means mvtools processing probably was using way less threads.
Edit: well anyway, maybe avsmeter author can explain what this value really shows, but in my case the number of threads was like twice than the ones you have even in case avisynth was configured to 4 threads.
Also in any multithreaded environment, mvtools svp should be noticeably faster than the one from dither package (assuming latter one runs without avstp). However in singlethreaded environment SVP is slower than alternatives.

Edit: in case of AVS+ with the script above, my threadcount reads 20 for Prefetch4 and 24 for Prefetch8. Have no time to install AVS2.6 again but I expect it to be similar.

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Ok my bad, I didn't know setting mtmode half script does not work.

Updated results in the original post.
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Edit: in case of AVS+ with the script above, my threadcount reads 20 for Prefetch4 and 24 for Prefetch8. Have no time to install AVS2.6 again but I expect it to be similar.
More info on this here. It has nothing to do with avsmeter, just avs+ being buggy.
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More info on this here. It has nothing to do with avsmeter, just avs+ being buggy.
Even with avs 2.6 MT avsmeter displays more threads than the number we set in "setmtmode". For whatever reason.
But yeah, I wondered why I have the whole 20+ threads. This explains it!
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Anyone want to compare this version's speed when using a single thread and the original Avisynth plugin (2.5.11.3) running in a non-MT Avisynth?
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Anyone want to compare this version's speed when using a single thread and the original Avisynth plugin (2.5.11.3) running in a non-MT Avisynth?
Original meaning the dither tools version of mvtools. right?
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Original meaning the dither tools version of mvtools. right?
No, original is this: http://avisynth.org.ru/mvtools/mvtools-v2.5.11.3.zip. 8 bit and no internal multithreading.
The one from Dither is a fork of an earlier version of this original.
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Single threaded performance on my Haswell laptop, 720x480 video, mvdegrain2 script above:
mvtools 2.5: 9.7fps
mvtools 2.6: 20.6fps
vsmvtools 32: 21.0fps
vsmvtools 64: 23.9fps

8-threaded performance:
vsmvtools 32: 36.6
vsmvtools 64: 41.2

Will edit in with avisynth threaded performance when I get hold of it again.
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720x480 source,

non-mt avisynth mvtools2 original: 12.89fps

single thread vapoursynth:
32 bit: 11.77fps
64 bit: 15fps
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720x480 source. All used plugins are the latest versions.

AVS 2.6 Alpha5, mpeg2source:
vanilla-mvtools: CPU ~15%; 10 fps
svp-mvtools: CPU ~15%; 12.3 fps
dither-mvtools: CPU ~15%; 9.3 fps (without avstp)

Vapoursynth x86, d2vsource:
vapour-mvtools: CPU ~15%; 8.75 fps (threads=1)

Edit: also it might be useful to note that without any processing, d2vsource is 2 times faster than mpeg2source (1000+ fps) so it can't cause any fps drop.

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