x264 use lots of memory!

[Sirber]

http://www.detritus.qc.ca/files/x264/memory.jpg
C:\Projets\RealAnime\output\x264.exe --me umh --direct temporal --subme 5 --merange 16 --weightb --8x8dct --ref 8 --filter 3:3 --analyse "i4x4,i8x8,p4x4,p8x8,b8x8" --bframes 3 --b-pyramid --qcomp 0.60 --ipratio 1.40 --pbratio 1.30 --bitrate 436 --pass 3 --progress --threads 1 -o "C:\Projets\RealAnime\output\temp\source-vid1.h264" "C:\Projets\RealAnime\output\temp\0.avs"

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[Manao]

No, it's avisynth

[Sirber]

ok. Then I have to optimized my use if "LoadPlugin" :D

[Manao]

It isn't loadplugin either. Avisynth uses a cache which is quite big by default. You can reduce it using SetMemoryCache()

[Sirber]

Thanks! :D

[MeteorRain]

It isn't loadplugin either. Avisynth uses a cache which is quite big by default. You can reduce it using SetMemoryCache()
well, any example? or some reference?

[Manao]

It was SetMemoryMax in fact ( my bad, i had cache in my mind when typing it... ). The size you set will be the maximum memory Avisynth will be allowed to allocate.

For basic scripts ( crop / resize - no temporal filters ), cache isn't necessary. As soon as a temporal filter is used ( temporalsoften, convolution3d, ... ), a cache is needed. Its size should be around the sum of the temporal diameter of the temporal filters, multiplied by the memory taken by a frame. Taking a safety margin is also good ( because if you fill up the cache, avisynth will be really slow )