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almosely · 28th January 2019, 14:24

Thanks for the hint; I already downloaded them (these are the ones from Midzuki), but did not test (an hour ago). If this 3.3.7-version is working, I don't know if it's optimised for SSE2 and AVX - probably not. For now, it would be okay. But I think with SSE2 and AVX my encodings would be finished earlier, so more energy saving - especially the times, when the computer is running for encoding only (sometimes at night), finishing with a shutdown. And of course, sometimes faster would just be nice. And, maybe I could use the sigma2,3,4 parameters of fft3dfilter, which the fft3dGPU-version not provides - sometimes the noise/grain is very different, that could help a lot, while obtaining the same encoding-speed as with a non-SSE2-AVX-build. Maybe someone is compiling a new one, I hope so.

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almosely Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 91	Thanks for the hint; I already downloaded them (these are the ones from Midzuki), but did not test (an hour ago). If this 3.3.7-version is working, I don't know if it's optimised for SSE2 and AVX - probably not. For now, it would be okay. But I think with SSE2 and AVX my encodings would be finished earlier, so more energy saving - especially the times, when the computer is running for encoding only (sometimes at night), finishing with a shutdown. And of course, sometimes faster would just be nice. And, maybe I could use the sigma2,3,4 parameters of fft3dfilter, which the fft3dGPU-version not provides - sometimes the noise/grain is very different, that could help a lot, while obtaining the same encoding-speed as with a non-SSE2-AVX-build. Maybe someone is compiling a new one, I hope so. Last edited by almosely; 28th January 2019 at 14:49.