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Myrsloik · 2nd October 2017, 18:43

All tests performed with:

Code:

vspipe script.vpy . -p

Bitdepth conversion was done with the internal resize.

Threadripper 1950X
Sapphire Fury Tri-X
3200 CL14 RAM

All tests were run with 32 threads (default) except for enlarge on cpu where 16 threads for some reason performed substantially better (7-10 fps difference). The source used was 3000 frames from a typical 1080p tv series episode.

deinterlace1:

Code:

YUV420P8:
nnedi3:   352.14 fps
nnedi3cl: 45.68 fps

YUV420P16:
nnedi3:   164.40 fps
nnedi3cl: 40.42 fps

enlarge:

Code:

YUV420P8:
nnedi3:   65.22 fps
nnedi3cl: 10.47 fps

YUV420P16:
nnedi3:   32.03 fps
nnedi3cl: 9.90 fps

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Myrsloik Professional Code Monkey Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Kinnarps Chair Posts: 2,555	All tests performed with: Code: vspipe script.vpy . -p Bitdepth conversion was done with the internal resize. Threadripper 1950X Sapphire Fury Tri-X 3200 CL14 RAM All tests were run with 32 threads (default) except for enlarge on cpu where 16 threads for some reason performed substantially better (7-10 fps difference). The source used was 3000 frames from a typical 1080p tv series episode. deinterlace1: Code: YUV420P8: nnedi3: 352.14 fps nnedi3cl: 45.68 fps YUV420P16: nnedi3: 164.40 fps nnedi3cl: 40.42 fps enlarge: Code: YUV420P8: nnedi3: 65.22 fps nnedi3cl: 10.47 fps YUV420P16: nnedi3: 32.03 fps nnedi3cl: 9.90 fps __________________ VapourSynth - proving that scripting languages and video processing isn't dead yet Last edited by Myrsloik; 2nd October 2017 at 18:46.