Redid the speed comparison tests using AVS2AVI rather than x264 and included testing on a 480i and 1080i clip.
Test machine:
Q6600 cpu
4GB Ram
Avisynth 2.5.8 MT 32-bit (set)
Vista Home 64
AVS2AVI v1.39 (had to use LAGS encoding since I was getting crashes with null, so still not perfect)
Both clips were 2mins of source material [MPEG2].
aviscript (default settings example - NO setmtmode was used on any of the runs):
Code:
MPEG2Source("video1.d2v")
TempGaussMC_beta2(2,2,1,4,0,4,edimode="EEDI2",Smode=2,SLmode=2,Sbb=1,SVthin=1.0,pelsearch=2)
Table key:
fps [?x] default - speed comparison to default settings
%fps improvement - speed comparison to default for edimode changes, and then speed comparison to previous run for various bicubic edimode runs. Zero sharpening was compared to Smode/SLmode=1 run.
I included conversion time for folks to get an idea how long they can expect conversions to take.
Two highlighted percentages are the two settings that show the largest difference in fps for HD source vs SD source
Order of speed improvement gains:
Code:
SD HD
1. edimode=bicubic 1. tr1 2=>1
2. edimode=Yadif 2. edimode=bicubic
3. tr1 2=>1 3. edimode=Yadif
4. edimode=nnedi2 4. edimode=nnedi2
5. edimode=nnedi 5. edimode=nnedi
6. SLmode 2=>1 6. rep2 4=>0
7. tr2 1=>0 7. SLmode 2=>1
8. sbb 1=>0 8. tr2 1=>0
9. pelsearch 2=>1 9. sbb 1=>0
10.rep2 4=>0 10.rep0 4=>0
11.no sharpening 11.pelsearch 2=>1
12.rep0 4=>0 12.no sharpening
13.SVthin 1.0=>0 13.SVthin 1.0=>0
14.tr0 2=>1 14.tr0 2=>1
15.Smode 2=>1 15.Smode 2=>1
