Yes, DGDecNV did work fine a month ago or so. (haven't encoded a lot lately stuff that could be handled by DGDecNV)
Primary display is the 'HP Z27q IPS 5k Display' connected to the GeForce GTX 980 Ti.

Will report back once I removed the AMD card, disabled the Intel GPU and tested.

Tried a clean already, didn't help. Geforce GTX 980 Ti is connected to my HP Z27q IPS 5k Display (monitor) via two display port cables. (display is normally enabled) AMD Radeon RX 460 is connected to my LG ULTRAWIDE GSM76E4 (monitor) via a display port cable. (display is normally enabled) Intel(R) H...

without '-displayvideo': NvDecodeD3D9.exe -i=plush.m2v -o=plush.yuv Command Line Arguments: argv[0] = NvDecodeD3D9.exe argv[1] = -i=plush.m2v argv[2] = -o=plush.yuv [NVDecodeD3D9]: output file: [plush.yuv] [NVDecodeD3D9]: input file: [plush.m2v] VideoCodec : MPEG-2 Frame rate : 30000/1001fps ~ 29.97...

Fine here thanks. :) I restarted Windows, but that didn't help. Deleted DGIndexNV.ini and restarted DGIndexNV and now it looks like this: Version=DGIndexNV 2052 Window_Position=100,100 Info_Window_Position=100,100 Process_Priority=2 Playback_Speed=3 AVS_Template_Folder= AVS_Template_File=template.av...

Thought I posted about this yesterday but I can't find the post anymore. (sorry for the potential double post :), but this post includes more infomation) Using a Geforce GTX 980 Ti on Windows 10 64bit with DGDecNV version 2052 (also tried 2051, 2050, 2049) 32bit I got the following problem: When I s...

If you have D3D mode enabled try turning it off. Set UseD3D=0 in the INI file. Didn't have D3D enabled, my ini looks like this: Version=DGIndexNV 2052 Window_Position=938,151 Info_Window_Position=246,447 Process_Priority=2 Playback_Speed=3 AVS_Template_Folder= AVS_Template_File=template.avs AVS_Ena...

Not sure if this could be related, but I also added a Radeon RX 460 to my system (I still got my Geforce GTX 980 Ti in the system).

Haven't used DGDevNV for a while and when I tried to start it up today I got: --------------------------- DGIndexNV.exe - Ordinal Not Found --------------------------- The ordinal 137 could not be located in the dynamic link library C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\d3d9.dll. --------------------------- OK ------...

btw. the new version seems to run fine in Vapoursynth too, used: # Imports import vapoursynth as vs core = vs.get_core() # Loading Plugins core.avs.LoadPlugin(path="G:/Hybrid/Vapoursynth/vapoursynth64/plugins/DenoiseFilter/DGDenoise/DGDenoise.dll") core.std.LoadPlugin(path="G:/Hybrid/Vapoursynth/vap...

Would it be better to add borders or resize using Pointresize to archive mod8?

Current DGDenoise.txt states:

DGDenoise currently requires RGB32 input and mod 8 dimensions. Crop after DGDenoise()
if you need to. A later version may remove these limitations.

Is this still true, thought the limitation was removed.

btw. did some encodes using DGDenoise on different sources with different strength levels, haven't looked at the results yet, but uploaded the files to my GoogleDrive in the 'denoising' folder if you or someone else wants to look at them. (will probably encode a few other sources too in the next few...

Totally groggy from work today, but will do some testing the next few days.

I can confirm that short file names work fine now and that the artifacts are gone

I am looking into moving everything into the filter DLL.

Looking forward to it.

Nice! Thanks for looking into it.

Tried different files to make sure it's not just related to the source. using: LoadCPlugin("G:\Hybrid\AVISYN~1\ffms2.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\Hybrid\AVISYN~1\DGDENO~1.DLL") # loading source: F:\TestClips&Co\test.avi FFVideoSource("F:\TESTCL~1\test.avi",cachefile="H:\Temp\avi_0197468a3716844ade54f3f30f60...

Maybe mod16 or something similar is needed.
With the crop output resolution is 702x416, so width is only mod2.

BTW, you are converting to RGB32 twice.

I know, it's a remainder of a script where I wanted to compare multiple DGDenoise instances with using StackHorizontal/-Vertical calls.

Some annoying things: a. When opening a script with DGDenoise in it in Virtual Dub, then changeing the script and reopeing it with File->Reopen video file. Virtual Dub crashes. Closing the video and reopening it works. b. On can't use multiple instances of DGDenoise inside a script: LoadPlugin("G:\H...

Playing around with the filter atm. and the first real downer is that it requires to turn off the MT support. SetMemoryMax(768) SetMTMode(5,8) # change MT mode LoadPlugin("G:\Hybrid\avisynthPlugins\LSMASHSource.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\Hybrid\avisynthPlugins\DGDenoise.dll") LWLibavVideoSource("F:\TestCl...

Thanks! Will do some testing with the filter in comparison to KNLMeansCL tomorrow. (9pm here on Saturday -> family&friends time )

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I need 8.3 file names because a bunch of Avisynth filters (especially source and subtitle filters) have problems handling for example Chinese, Russian, Korean, Greek,.. characters inside file or folder names. (btw. DGDecNV and DGindex both can't handle such files, but have no problem with 8.3 file n...

btw. there is still something 'fishy' with your code. using: LoadCPlugin("G:\Hybrid\AVISYN~1\ffms2.dll") LoadPlugin("G:\Hybrid\AVISYN~1\DGDENO~1.DLL") # loading source: F:\TestClips&Co\test.avi FFVideoSource("F:\TESTCL~1\test.avi",cachefile="H:\Temp\avi_0197468a3716844ade54f3f30f60eeda_4827_1_0.ffin...

*gig* got it :D normally Hybrid changes the working directory of the environment to restrict malicious programs. :) Running the script inside a normal command prompt works. -> seems like a problem with Hybrid calling the tools (just removing the work directory adjustments I normally to, doesn't help...

Does it live there? No! "G:\Hybrid\dynamic\avsViewer.exe" is the Viewer I use to open the Avisynth script with. DGDenoise.dll DenoiseServer.exe freeglut.dll glew32.dll cuda32_60.dll are all located inside the "G:\Hybrid\avisynthPlugins"-folder (what I simply did is extract the content of the x64 fo...

Updated the files, now I get the message: DGDenoise: could not start the denoise server G:\Hybrid\dynamic\DenoiseServer.exe, error 2! Also as a side note: I did a quick test with the 64bit version and Vapoursynth R33 RC1 using: # Imports import vapoursynth as vs core = vs.get_core() # Loading Plugin...