Open Entretoize opened 2 years ago
--tile 8 160 180
means frame=8, height=160 and width=180.
Ok, but what frame refers to ?
It crops the video into 8x160x180 clips for testing due to memory limit.
Then, it's strange that the first value is needed as it is = imagew*imageh/tilew/tileh
I reduced my image to 320x180
and tried with --tile 4 160 90
which removed the previous error but now I have that:
RuntimeError: Given groups=1, weight of size [96, 28, 1, 3, 3], expected input[1, 27, 4, 160, 160] to have 28 channels, but got 27 channels instead
If you don't want to partition the video along the temporal dimension, you can use --tile 0 160 90
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As for the runtimeerror, please refer to https://github.com/JingyunLiang/VRT/issues/24
O..k... what does "partition the video along temporal dimension" mean ? I know that your method uses several frame to work, then is that what this value is ? If I set 0 what will it do ?
About the error, I understand that I need to give a GT path for it to work, but if I have the GT then the script is useless so there's something I missed...
Partition means partition the sequence into short clips. 0 means no partion.
Hello, I'm able to run VRT with provide sets then I tried with my own and it doesn't work I get this error:
I suppose this is the size of the images and/or the tile settings, I don't really understand how to choose that setting as there's 3 values, I think the second and third as the height and width of the tile but what is the first one, it doesn't need the count as it can be calculated so what ?