RealSR super resolution for VapourSynth, based on realsr-ncnn-vulkan. Some code is from vapoursynth-waifu2x-ncnn-vulkan.
Due to only supporting 4x scale, the filter is slow.
core.rsnv.RealSR(clip clip, [int scale, int tilesize_x, int tilesize_y,
int model, int gpu_id, int gpu_thread, bool tta])
Models should be located in folder models
, and folder models
should be located in the same folder as dynamic link library.
1.Install Vulkan SDK.
2.If your VapourSynth is installed in C:\Program Files\VapourSynth
, you can run the following command directly. Otherwise use cmake -G "NMake Makefiles" -DVAPOURSYNTH_INCLUDE_DIR=Path/To/vapoursynth/sdk/include/vapoursynth ..
in the second-to-last step.
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Kiyamou/VapourSynth-RealSR-ncnn-Vulkan.git
cd VapourSynth-RealSR-ncnn-Vulkan
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -G "NMake Makefiles" ..
cmake --build .
1.Install Vulkan SDK and add to path.
2.If your VapourSynth is installed in usr/local
, you can run the following command directly. Otherwise use cmake -DVAPOURSYNTH_INCLUDE_DIR=Path/To/vapoursynth ..
in the second-to-last step.
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Kiyamou/VapourSynth-RealSR-ncnn-Vulkan.git
cd VapourSynth-RealSR-ncnn-Vulkan
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .
2.Enable Github Actions on your fork: Settings tab -> Actions -> General -> Allow all actions and reusable workflows -> Save button.
3.Edit (if necessary) the file .github/workflows/CI.yml
on your fork modifying the environment variables Vulkan SDK and/or VapourSynth versions:
env:
VULKAN_SDK_VERSION: <SET_YOUR_VERSION>
VAPOURSYNTH_VERSION: <SET_YOUR_VERSION>
4.Go to the GitHub Actions tab on your fork, select CI workflow and press the Run workflow button (if you modified the .github/workflows/CI.yml
file, a workflow will be already running and no need to run a new one).
When the workflow is completed you will be able to download the artifacts generated (Windows and Linux versions) from the run.
GitHub Actions Artifacts ONLY can be downloaded by GitHub logged users.
Nightly builds are built automatically by GitHub Actions (GitHub's integrated CI/CD tool) every time a new commit is pushed to the main branch or a pull request is created.
To download the latest nightly build, go to the GitHub Actions tab, enter the last run of workflow CI, and download the artifacts generated (Windows and Linux versions) from the run.