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Old 24th September 2014, 14:58   #21  |  Link
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A while back I did some speed test with different versions of MVTools. Results were similar to Keiyakusha's; MVTools from SVP is faster than the rest. On their website they claim MAnalyze to be faster. Maybe jackoneill can include this difference?

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Can be faster than original version (with chroma=true) by 20-40%, look at PlaneOfBlocks.h for changes.
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Old 24th September 2014, 15:55   #22  |  Link
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Mmm, sounds like I'll have to replace Avisynth soon.
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Old 24th September 2014, 21:58   #23  |  Link
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Some more test, mvdegrain2 script above:

### 1 thread ###
Code:
## 720x480p ##
# AVISYNTH 2.6 Beta 5 - vanilla mvtools :: 7.21 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit :: 6.46 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit :: 7.99 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit :: 7.92 fps

## 1920x1080p ##
# AVISYNTH 2.6 Beta 5 - vanilla mvtools :: 1.09 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit :: 0.93 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit :: 1.09 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit :: 1.18 fps
### 8 threads ###
Code:
## 720x480p ##
# AVISYNTH 2.6 MT - vanilla mvtools :: 40.38 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit :: 37.24 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit :: 45.66 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit :: 47.06 fps

## 1920x1080p ##
# AVISYNTH 2.6 Beta 5 - vanilla mvtools :: 6.08 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit :: 4.95 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit :: 5.78 fps
# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit :: 6.53 fps
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Old 25th September 2014, 08:51   #24  |  Link
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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!
AVSMeter displays the the number of threads spawned by avisynth and all loaded modules (DLLs). If a module spawns multiple threads itself (in combination with AVSTP, for example), they will of course be added to the thread count.
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Old 25th September 2014, 11:05   #25  |  Link
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Concerning the speed: building it with MSVC would probably help.
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Old 28th September 2014, 12:31   #26  |  Link
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v2.0 is out.

The last two filters used by QTGMC are now available. I'm curious how these two perform compared to the original Avisynth plugin, because I replaced some inline asm with C code.

If you're feeling grateful for this and other VapourSynth ports, maybe buy me an ebook.
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Old 28th September 2014, 13:39   #27  |  Link
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Old 28th September 2014, 15:48   #28  |  Link
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Good day indeed . Is there an accurate way to measure speed/performance in VS?
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Old 28th September 2014, 16:01   #29  |  Link
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Good day indeed . Is there an accurate way to measure speed/performance in VS?
vspipe?

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BTW, with the script posted on the 1st page, speed is about the same for 2.0 build. But I it doesn't uses "last two filters". Still QTGMC overall was slower with vapour-mvtools so with these filters speed will probably be same as before at best. This means we're still somehow dependent on avisynth plugin in case of x86 architecture.

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Old 28th September 2014, 22:37   #30  |  Link
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Here we go.
Source was 720x480p. MPEG2Source for avisynth, d2vsource for vapoursynth.

Code:
super = core.mv.Super(src)
mvbw = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=True, delta=1, overlap=4)
mvfw = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=False, delta=1, overlap=4)
out = core.mv.FlowBlur(clip=src, super=super, mvbw=mvbw, mvfw=mvfw, blur=100)
1 thread
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# AVISYNTH 2.6 Beta 5 - vanilla mvtools
11.60 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit
9.92 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit
11.80 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit
12.00 fps
8 threads
Code:
# AVISYNTH 2.6 MT - vanilla mvtools
57.76 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit
55.96 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit
65.95 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit
69.11 fps
Code:
super = core.mv.Super(src)
vectors = core.mv.Analyse(super, isb=False, delta=1, overlap=4)
out = core.mv.Mask(src, vectors)
1 thread
Code:
# AVISYNTH 2.6 Beta 5 - vanilla mvtools
27.81 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit
24.22

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit
28.46 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit
31.01 fps
8 threads
Code:
# AVISYNTH 2.6 MT - vanilla mvtools
108.77 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 32bit
130.80 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH WINDOWS 64bit
151.90 fps

# VAPOURSYNTH LINUX 64bit
168.53 fps
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May I request that MFlowInter be ported as well, which is used by Firesledge's ivtc_txt60mc function.
ivtc_txt60mc is a useful function.
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Old 3rd October 2014, 15:11   #33  |  Link
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v3 is out. It includes FlowInter and fixes for two problems.

I realised that a single version number is sufficient.
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Old 3rd October 2014, 16:47   #34  |  Link
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add mdegrainN and multivectors functions maybe?
large time radius could be kinda useful along with dct=1 to those "shivering" kinda clips

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add mdegrainN and multivectors functions maybe?
large time radius could be kinda useful along with dct=1 to those "shivering" kinda clips
Maybe. What are these multivector functions?
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they are from the modified version in ditherpackage
with "multi=true" in manalyse, a common vector clip will turn into multivectors clips
and the special multivectors clips can be passed to special functions like mdegrainN or mcompensate via "tr" parameter
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vmulti=super.manalyse (delta=6,multi=true) is simply identical to
bv6=super.manalyse (delta=6,isb=true)
bv5
bv4
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fv4
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feisty2, here is how I do it.
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wow, cool, thank you, Mystery Keeper
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little pickle here, Mystery Keeper, what should I do if I want mdegrainn (tr=6) instead of mcompensate
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