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I have quite a large file to process. 521 minutes @ 938531 frames, 30fps, filezie 10.5GB. I have a crap GPU (2gb VRAM).
Settings used: RealESR-Gx4, Full precision, Interpolation yes, .png, .mp4 output (input is .mp4), using my GPU GTX 1050, 2GB of vRAM, 50% resolution, 4 CPU count (have 12 but didn't want to slow down other things).
Anyways, went 3 days doing just fine. Was at 43% complete. It generated something like 1.4 million files in RealScaler_temp. In doing so, it ate up all space on the machine - 1TB worth. Then, it naturally crashed the upscale as well as other running apps.
How can one control the amount of files/diskspace used? I'm hardlimited to 1TB. Prefer not to push over 500GB. I would think, and hope, it could assemble and remove tons of files as it goes otherwise it seems to need 3-4TB just to do a 10GB file.
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I have quite a large file to process. 521 minutes @ 938531 frames, 30fps, filezie 10.5GB. I have a crap GPU (2gb VRAM).
Settings used: RealESR-Gx4, Full precision, Interpolation yes, .png, .mp4 output (input is .mp4), using my GPU GTX 1050, 2GB of vRAM, 50% resolution, 4 CPU count (have 12 but didn't want to slow down other things).
Anyways, went 3 days doing just fine. Was at 43% complete. It generated something like 1.4 million files in RealScaler_temp. In doing so, it ate up all space on the machine - 1TB worth. Then, it naturally crashed the upscale as well as other running apps.
How can one control the amount of files/diskspace used? I'm hardlimited to 1TB. Prefer not to push over 500GB. I would think, and hope, it could assemble and remove tons of files as it goes otherwise it seems to need 3-4TB just to do a 10GB file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: