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In the same time, all video files i test with '$ butterflow -r XXX video.mp4' produce a segfault..

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It looks like your hardware isn't capable of completing the 4K resolution tests. What is the output of butterflow -d? What are the dimensions of the files you are testing Butterflow with? Can you run these commands without an error?

# Make a 2 sec 640x480 30fps test video and increase rate to 60fps
ffmpeg -y -f lavfi -i testsrc=duration=2:size=640x480:rate=30:decimals=3 \
-c:v libx264 -crf 18 a.mp4
butterflow -r 2x --poly-s 0.1 a.mp4

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$ butterflow -d
OpenCL devices:
  Platform              : NVIDIA CUDA
  Platform Vendor       : NVIDIA Corporation
  Platform Version      : OpenCL 1.2 CUDA 7.5.18
    Device          : GeForce GTX 550 Ti
      Version       : OpenCL 1.1 CUDA
      Version       : 352.41

I have always segfault after ffmpeg reencode and test 'butterflow -r 2x --poly-s 0.1'

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For resolutions, segfault at all resolutions !!

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Your device is not supported. Butterflow only works with OpenCL devices greater than 1.1 with a full device profile. I will add in some code over the weekend that will detect if a device is compatible and issue a warning if it isn't. Thanks.

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Only works with opencl ? No possibility to disable GPU to prefer CPU ?

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Presently, yes. Two core functions in Butterflow depend on having an OpenCL device (although I do have plans on removing this requirement eventually). You can use a CPU, again, as long as it supports OpenCL 1.2 and up but the output of butterflow -d that you posted suggests that you don't have a compatible device.

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Understood. Thanks

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No problem. Butterflow will now warn and prevent those with incompatible devices from running the app via bb0c727. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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It's now possible to use Butterflow without needing to set up OpenCL. If you're interested in giving this new ability a test drive then checkout the latest master, then make a small test video with ffmpeg -y -f lavfi -i testsrc=duration=0.5:size=640x480:rate=30:decimals=3 -c:v libx264 -crf 18 a.mp4 and run butterflow -sw -r 2x --poly-s 0.1 a.mp4 against it.

But be warned, there's still some bugs associated with the software version of frame interpolation that I'm trying to fix so the accuracy and quality of the frames may be amiss. It's noticeable if you ever try rendering almost anything other than these generated test videos.

Note that with my GPU that video takes .04 minutes to render while it takes 2.14 minutes with the -sw flag. Just something to think about if you're working with anything lengthy 😉.

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Great news...
But here, after an install git version from scratch i get a "SegFault error"... :(

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Is there a way to sort debug info to show you ?

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