Selur's Little Message Board - Rendering is stopping. no error ?

Hi

I followed the guide "30 fps to 60" on the forum. I'm trying to render a 2880x2160 mp4 x264 25fps to 50fps with Avisynth "smooth" settings.

Encoding is set to specific bitrate 2-pass. AVC High 5.2.

But the rendering is stopping at the beginning sometimes at 1% sometimes at 3 or 4%. and i'm not getting any error message in the log.
It just stop and stay at whatever % it's blocked to.
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I mannaged to get it done only once after 5 or 6 trials with a short clip of 45 secondes. and then i tried again with the exact same settings for a 30 minutes clip and it always stops.

Avisynth script looks fine

Code:
LoadCPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\Hybrid\32bit\AVISYN~1\ffms2.dll")

LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\Hybrid\32bit\AVISYN~1\svpflow1.dll")

LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\Hybrid\32bit\AVISYN~1\svpflow2.dll")

Import("C:\Program Files\Hybrid\32bit\avisynthPlugins\InterFrame2.avsi")

SetFilterMTMode("DEFAULT_MT_MODE", MT_MULTI_INSTANCE)

# loading source: E:\Machina\Shell Doc\Shell History of Motor Racing Volume 2 The Golden Age 1919 1929)_4.50x_2880x2160_Gaia-CG.mp4

#  input color sampling YV12

#  input luminance scale tv

FFVideoSource("E:\Machina\Shell Doc\Shell History of Motor Racing Volume 2 The Golden Age 1919 1929)_4.50x_2880x2160_Gaia-CG.mp4",cachefile="C:\Users\Machina\AppData\Local\Temp\12_27_10_5210.ffindex",fpsnum=25,colorspace="YV12")

# current resolution: 2880x2160

InterFrame(NewNum=50,NewDen=1,Cores=48)

# filtering

PreFetch(12)

return last

so the issue is either:
a. heat problem
b. memory problem
c. problem with the source

Seeing 'current resolution: 2880x2160' and 'Cores=48' I would bet on 'memory problem' since Hybrid uses Avisynth+ 32bit and thus can not allocate so much memory.
-> better use Vapoursynth since:
a. Hybrid uses a Vapoursynth 64bit
b. Vapoursynth is better in scaling with multiple cores

As alternative:
1. try enabling Avisynth->Misc->Miscellaneaous->AvisynthPlus limit memory, this might work but will probably slow down the processing quite a bit.
2. lower the core count in the Interframe settings (a lot)

Cu Selur

Ps.: When using Interframe (doesn't matter if it's with Avisynth or Vapoursynth) you might also want to enable the 'GPU' support in case your gpu&driver combination works with Interframe. (from me it works fine with Vapoursynth, but not with Avisynth)

Thank you very much. It's working Smile