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videoh · 22nd May 2019, 05:13

If you are using Avisynth+ and DGDecNV, then you have DGSharpen(), which is a very fast CUDA implementation with functionality like LSFmod. It works in 8 or 16-bit depth.

You really should get away from all the high-bit-depth hacks, IMHO, and go for native support.

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videoh Useful n00b Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 1,667	If you are using Avisynth+ and DGDecNV, then you have DGSharpen(), which is a very fast CUDA implementation with functionality like LSFmod. It works in 8 or 16-bit depth. You really should get away from all the high-bit-depth hacks, IMHO, and go for native support.