Closed richuntt closed 3 years ago
Hi,
It seems like you are processing too many frames. You can subsample frames and reduce the resolution a little bit. For example, sample every 4 frames, and reduce the resolution to 540p. Let me know if this helps.
thank you for your answer! -is it something I can do with code on Colab or do I have to do it by hand? -is it possible to compute all that data on your suggested settings (low def/framerate) and apply it to mine (high def/framerate) to get the desired result? -are you planning on optimizing your fantastic work to get it to the point of something that can be used in a workflow or are you working on something else now? thank you!
So i've tried by reducing the resolution and feeding it 1 frame out of 3 and it did work! The result is quite impressive considering the complexity of the footage but unfortunatelly it is a low res and laggy result (obviously). Allow me to reitirate my question, do you have any plan of optimizing this great tool or should we try to manage with it as it is?
Thank you
Hi, currently we don't have plans to further optimize the code. However, there are several parts that can be significantly improved to handle high-resolution video. The current code is mainly for research, so I on purpose makes it less efficient but easier to debug. If time allowed, I may optimize the code further.
Hi, Thank you for your insight, I understand better now. Well I hope that time will be allowed to you, your work is really astonishing. Best,
am I asking too much? I'm trying to execute a sequence of 228 fullhd jpg files on Colab. I get this message: