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mg262 · 2nd December 2005, 14:37

Socio found an eeevil assembly bug for particular frame widths. I'll release a fixed version as soon as it's confirmed that it's ok.

The speed up due to LimitedSupport in the MaskTools 2.0 version is considerable -- from 15 FPS to 21 FPS on my box (as measured with AVSTimer; n.b. this excludes time in DGDecode, etc). Looking at where the time is spent (all default params):

it seems that the new bottleneck is in AVISynth itself, i.e. upsampling and downsampling. So, if you're playing back DVDs on a fast box, I think real-time LimitedSharpen may be possible by supersampling up to the target resolution (e.g. 1024 x 768) to cut out one resampling step. (Is that sensible, Didée?)

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mg262 Clouded Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cambridge, UK Posts: 1,148	Socio found an eeevil assembly bug for particular frame widths. I'll release a fixed version as soon as it's confirmed that it's ok. The speed up due to LimitedSupport in the MaskTools 2.0 version is considerable -- from 15 FPS to 21 FPS on my box (as measured with AVSTimer; n.b. this excludes time in DGDecode, etc). Looking at where the time is spent (all default params): it seems that the new bottleneck is in AVISynth itself, i.e. upsampling and downsampling. So, if you're playing back DVDs on a fast box, I think real-time LimitedSharpen may be possible by supersampling up to the target resolution (e.g. 1024 x 768) to cut out one resampling step. (Is that sensible, Didée?) __________________ a.k.a. Clouded. Come and help by making sure your favourite AVISynth filters and scripts are listed. Last edited by mg262; 2nd December 2005 at 14:55.