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This video also might offer some perspective.

https://limewire.com/d/J6eFl#88iQ3DzsI3

Hi Selur,

I did a totally reinstall and it's working now. Sorry to have wasted your time.

I'll make a donation soon.

Happy you got it working.

Cu Selur

(Yesterday, 01:27)Smiggy Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Selur,

I did a totally reinstall and it's working now. Sorry to have wasted your time.

I'll make a donation soon.

Hi Selur,

Same problem again, so I am going to do another Windows reinstall, but a quick question in order to use Vapousynth, do you have to install NVIDIA CUDA and NVIDIA TensorRT.

Also, if you picked up anything from those videos, let me know.

Thank you.

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(Yesterday, 05:15)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]Happy you got it working.

Cu Selur

We double posted at same time. The problem came back, see above post.

No, only the NVIDIA Studio drivers are required. Anything else should come with Hybrid.
Also don't install Vapoursynth, it also comes with Hybrid.
Try also whether installing the latest dev version of Hybrid fixes the problem.
What graphic card are you using?

Cu Selur

Ps.:

Quote:We double posted at same time. The problem came back, see above post.

I get notified for each new post, so no worry.

5090.

Do the studio come as default with the Studio drivers?

Tried both.

Watched the videos?

Problem might be with the torch add-on.
I'm re-uploading 'VapoursynthR72_torch_2025.23.07_torch2.7dev_only_for_5XXX_cards' (will be up in 35min), try whether using that helps.
Maybe I'll find time to setup a proper torch 2.7 torch-addon over the weekend.
Cu Selur

I will try it. Thank you.

Two questions:

1) Does the Studio drive come with standard drivers you download for your GPU or are they separate from the Geforce drivers?

Does SCUNet and REALRSGRAN support multi-GPUs?

Quote: Does SCUNet and REALRSGRAN support multi-GPUs?

No.

Quote: 1) Does the Studio drive come with standard drivers you download for your GPU or are they separate from the Geforce drivers?

Normal drivers are Gaming or Studio drivers.
Assuming you are using the NVIDIA app to update drivers, you can select 'Game Ready' or 'Studio' drivers.
iirc. on https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/ they are under 'Professional /Workstation Users'.

Cu Selur

Ah, so, Studio and Geforce/Gaming drivers are the same?