>VULKAN Any GPU that supports vulkan works. Including AMD and nVidia but not limited to.
Julian Jenkins
>miku, now more of a slut
Adrian Moore
Still not as fast as cuda I reckon
Justin Wright
What does this do again?
Christian Williams
2x faster than CUDA.
AFAIK, it uses bit more GPU memory than CUDA implementation but the speed up is worth it.
Daniel Lopez
Can we get some actual numbers on these claims?
Aiden Green
Its on the github page.
Jack Richardson
Looks good. Any idea why it runs the wall at 4k->8k?
Nathaniel Adams
So this is the power of weaponized autism.
Jeremiah Howard
>wall @ 4K->8K No idea tbqh. But I don't really need THAT sort of upscaling on my anime. Just 480p->1080p is more than enough.
Brandon Reed
how to video player
Julian Rogers
The the jpg output needs to be added. PNG compression is fine for picture perfect fidelity, but it costs a ton of space.
Brayden Perry
If I needed it, I'd have looked into issues already. More general interest why it happens rather harsh at this stage.
Liam Bell
storage is cheap
Jose Young
Only if you brainlet. Time large storage cost time. Time is money.
Ian Wilson
>windows only bud why
Sebastian Stewart
Works better
John Rivera
Until someone makes a way for me to use it directly on an MKV, I wont bother.
I just can't be bothered to go through the effort of putting my MKV into ffmpeg and extracting every frame, THEN throwing that through waifu2x, and THEN recreating an MKV from the resulting frames.
Trannies are annoying, but they're pretty good at actually getting shit done.
Liam Nelson
Is there a gui for it?
Brandon Perry
do you actually know any trannies?
Ayden Barnes
>needing a gui
Charles Cruz
Only seen those on the internet. Whenever a """female""" actually manages to do something even mildly impressive that can't be trivially attributed to "her" mostly-male team, that's a tranny.
Evan Roberts
>weeabo == tranny go fuck yourself.
Jonathan Robinson
Non-tranny weebs are trash like pedos instead and pedos are low IQ and can't write software.
Dumb question, but are there any numbers comparing it with the original waifu2x? Or can it be assumed that waifu2x-caffe is just as fast as waifu2x?
There's video2x. Just be sure to deactivate the strong denoising (especially if it takes more than one upscaling step) or you'll get horribly washed out results.
David Green
waifu2x-caffe is refined version with more support/gui/etc for windows.
Liam Robinson
Not trannies, fucking retard.
David Gomez
Prove it.
Lucas Campbell
Cool, but vulkan support for illustration2vec when?
In my experience even -noise-level 3 won't get rid of such severe compression artifacts. Also no point in waifu2x-ing a shitty JPEG, when a high quality (but still low resolution) version can be easily found. If you really want a higher resolution then run waifu2x on that one.
>somehow even worse.jpg What are you talking about? Also what settings did you use for each image?
Carson Garcia
It's pretty based, but I hate how it adds .png on top of each file instead of directly replacing it in directory mode. Also no progress bar or anything. No option to leave the same file type (which caffe also lacks btw). All in all I love it, at last waifu can finally be free of nvidia chains and work on all gpus. Once aforementioned issues are fixed I'm ditching caffe for good.
Easton Price
Not 100% HQ but it work for what it does. Used github sample upscale 2x with waifu2x noise=2 scale=2
What if I need to improve some 3D photos? Any good alternative?
Michael Miller
Shouldn't cunet handle both of those styles well?
Lincoln Thomas
tried this but no output file? what going on
Angel Edwards
You know, if you want to know what's going on, you can try reading the error message on the command prompt. If you don't know what they are, you can always post your command/results.
Random "whats going on?" isn't going to help anyone, least of all, yourself.
Brody Williams
>increase image resolution >save it with lossy compression
So i can only upsample a 128x128 image to 256x256? what's the point
Dylan Lopez
390X It was idling the entire time
Asher Ward
Does waifu work with actual photos, are the results any good?
Anthony Morris
try adding "-gpu 0" or "-gpu 1"
Maybe its conflicting if you have an iGPU/not being detected/etc. Or vulkan driver on 390X isn't complete(maybe driver update?). Or the code has some issues with older AMD.
Colton Edwards
CPU has no IGP though
Also, doesn't work
You need to install vulcan driver? Or the latest drivers are vulcan itself? The latest driver package contains the 2017 drivers
>You need to install vulcan driver? Or the latest drivers are vulcan itself? The latest driver package contains the 2017 drivers Not sure, but nVidia updates vulkan drivers and comes with latest GPU drivers AFAIK. So maybe its there with latest AMD drivers.
Thomas Hill
The latest driver package from AMD installs the 2017 drivers though for 390x
Brandon Lewis
I'm sorry I can't take you seriously with a name like that
Andrew Diaz
Wait, do you need the radeon software to use vulcan? Currently running the latest bare driver because the driver software is bloat and cringe
Aiden Morgan
IDK, I dont have Radeon lol
If you can't use it, then the only option left is the opencl version of waifu2x.
No, but the speed up is happening. Few more optimization layers and it could potentially do real-time. Dandere2x may have some potential to do another speed up trick, the dev there needs bit of work on getting it setup first. The idea is nice in principle.
Just pipe it to something that saves in jpeg? Don't see why the scaler needs jpeg output.
Robert Baker
Its an extra computational step. In a program where all the compute time is critical, an option to save as jpg is very useful.
Samuel Sanders
Raw output to a generic jpeg compressor should take virtually no extra time for something like saving an image.
Nathan Peterson
unless you're dealing with hundreds of thousands of images, I just can't see it being a big enough impact to matter.
James Long
"Virtually no extra time" is irrelevant because we're talking in ms/seconds in a program where every little ms counts.
A single ~20-30 min anime episode is ~40K worth of images. Batch of 12 episode is 480K. 24 is 960K. I'm making my own GUI for converting anime in batch. Reason I wanted native JPG output is just for file saving measures. Its not too big of a hassle for 1 episode, its still quite a large file size requirement. 480p->960p upscale of 40K files requires ~40GB for PNG. Scaling that up to 12 episodes would give ~ 500 GB. Mind you, the original is only ~150-200MB 480p files. Unless I'm seeking some "videophile" level placebo effects, that sort of file size is just not worth it on a SSD and certainly not worth the wear/tear when a very comparable jpg quality can be had for 1/10th the drive usage.