DeclanRussell / NvidiaAIDenoiser

A simple implementation of Nvidia's AI denoiser
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Batchscript gives: [OIIO]: Invalid image file "logo.jpg": Could not open file "logo.jpg". But my image name is different. #24

Open MrGTAmodsgerman opened 1 year ago

MrGTAmodsgerman commented 1 year ago

I tried using the Batch script. But out of nowhere it's looking for a logo.jpg. Which i don't have anywhere. My filename is completely different. And then i tried renaming my image to "logo.jpg" but still the same. Idk where that file name is coming from. I can't see it in the batch script. grafik grafik

Thanks in advance

MrGTAmodsgerman commented 1 year ago

I changed the Batchscript save format to UTF-8 now and i get so many errors that i couln't post all them here since it tries to continue. But one error says it still can't find the image with the name that is generated by the tool grafik grafik

DeclanRussell commented 1 year ago

You need to run the script from the location your image files are in. The script is very simple, it will essentially execute the denoiser on every file that is in the current directory the script is run. You are running the script from the directory with the images. Run something like cd "path/to/my/image/directory" first in cmd. Then execute the script.

MrGTAmodsgerman commented 1 year ago

You need to run the script from the location your image files are in. The script is very simple, it will essentially execute the denoiser on every file that is in the current directory the script is run. You are running the script from the directory with the images. Run something like cd "path/to/my/image/directory" first in cmd. Then execute the script.

grafik grafik

Nothing changed. And i already had the script with the the image in the folder. Still the same. But i must say, while trying to find a solution for it. I found someone here who posted a collection of tools including this one here called "FiNE_v3.30" and with this tool, the Nvidia Denoiser works. Even when the tool looks like designed for game textures only.