01.01.2023, 18:45
Hello Selur,
It worked!, also changing the bit depth as following
works.
Thanks,
Dan
Hello Selur,
looking at the implementation, the function in effect is doing what it said, it is just a "conditionl resize" and inside the funtion the kernel used to perform the comparison are already given and are quite simple. I think that the idea is not so bad, but should be improved.
I think that it would be better to provide in input the image already resized (the "oversharpened" obtained for example with "realesr") and the image downsampled (using a simpler resizer). But to be useful should be necessary to implement what is missing in TODO: implement blending zone in which both clips are merged to avoid abrupt and visible kernel changes.
The merge could be implemented by using the VapourSynth's AverageFrames function, but as implemented currently is not useful and not necessary in Hybrid.
Thanks,
Dan
It worked!, also changing the bit depth as following
clip = kfg.conditional_resize(clip.fmtc.bitdepth(bits=16), width=1280, height=688, thr=0.00015)works.
Thanks,
Dan
Hello Selur,
looking at the implementation, the function in effect is doing what it said, it is just a "conditionl resize" and inside the funtion the kernel used to perform the comparison are already given and are quite simple. I think that the idea is not so bad, but should be improved.
I think that it would be better to provide in input the image already resized (the "oversharpened" obtained for example with "realesr") and the image downsampled (using a simpler resizer). But to be useful should be necessary to implement what is missing in TODO: implement blending zone in which both clips are merged to avoid abrupt and visible kernel changes.
The merge could be implemented by using the VapourSynth's AverageFrames function, but as implemented currently is not useful and not necessary in Hybrid.
Thanks,
Dan