I have updated to Win 10 a nd (finally) installed VEAI. The trouble is it is terribly slow. For instance after maybe 15 mins running on a 5 minute fragment of video, it predicted that it was going to take 6 hours to complete.
When I run it I am warned that if I do not have win 10 2004, I may have trouble running the app. But I do know that my machine is old and may well be underpowered to run the app successfully.
I have tried on various clips. The one that I am trying now is a seven second avi
Quite often VEAI just freezes at Initializing AI Engine and thatās that.
I have very limited data allowance and to use up 5.8 GB to upgrade to Win 10 2004would take 10% of my monthly allowance. I was told by M$oft that was the way to go. To completely download the iso file.
So. My specs attached. Am I wasting my time with a 2004 upgrade, because of my specs? Wup! No I suddenly canāt attach files again
Award Software International, Inc. F13, 17/09/2010
SMBIOS Version
2.4
Embedded Controller Version
255.255
BIOS Mode
Legacy
BaseBoard Manufacturer
Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
BaseBoard Product
P55A-UD3R
BaseBoard Version
Platform Role
Desktop
Secure Boot State
Unsupported
PCR7 Configuration
Binding Not Possible
Windows Directory
C:\WINDOWS
System Directory
C:\WINDOWS\system32
Boot Device
\Device\HarddiskVolume3
Locale
Australia
Hardware Abstraction Layer
Version = ā10.0.18362.1411ā
User Name
Nick-PC\Nick
Time Zone
W. Australia Standard Time
Installed Physical Memory (RAM)
8.00 GB
Total Physical Memory
7.99 GB
Available Physical Memory
1.55 GB
Total Virtual Memory
15.0 GB
Available Virtual Memory
2.71 GB
Page File Space
6.99 GB
Page File
C:\pagefile.sys
Kernel DMA Protection
Off
Virtualization-based security
Not enabled
Device Encryption Support
Reasons for failed automatic device encryption: TPM is not usable, PCR7 binding is not supported, Hardware Security Test Interface failed and device is not Modern Standby, Un-allowed DMA capable bus/device(s) detected, TPM is not usable
Hyper-V - VM Monitor Mode Extensions
Yes
Hyper-V - Second Level Address Translation Extensions
Perhaps, but who do I ask and how long might that take? I do not want to bother with the update by whatever method, if my PC just makes it a waste of time. My experience with Win 10 was messy, as updates usually are IME
I just started using VEAI myself and Iām finding that it will take a loooong time to upscale clips. I canāt tell what your GPU is, but I have 32GB of RAM. I think while they list 8GB as the minimum, youāre not going to get anywhere with that little memory for video operations.
The software technology is here, but the hardware has yet to catch up. Unless you have a screaming fast high end workstation, youāll have to endure hours of waiting. If you want to upscale say, old home movies, be prepared to wait days even.
Yes. So it would seem. I am starting to read from guys who have pretty hot gaming gear and they are waiting for days for quite small videos.
I had a pretty unhelpful post from someone who claimed their PC was doing 55 minute vids in 6 hours. I asked for more details and have had no replyā¦thanks very much.
It seems that the models and the source etc will help, but I do not think they are going to fix what I am experiencing. I cannot possibly justify paying for real top end stuff at several thou a pop, to do what I want, so a refund it is.
What is your graphic card ?
Video Enhancement + AI are very processing intensive.
If you donāt have a decent GPU, you need a powerful new CPU.
AFAIK, Intel i7 870 is 1st generation i7 from 2009, which doesnāt meet the min. requirement of VEAI.
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Unfortuanately mate, your PC is way too old and doesnāt have enough resources to work on ANYTHING.
Iām sitting here with: Ryzen 5800X and RTX 2080Ti, running 2x 25m videos at the same time for 8 hours with 0.65s/frame.
VEAI focuses more on CPU (for Artemis) and GPU (for Gaia).
You need to build a highend PC, or you should delete VEAI and forget it.
Thanks for the input. Not what I wanted to hear, but what I needed to address.
I donāt think itās THAT dire. I am running all the still stuff from Topaz, using the GPU and that is easily workably fast. But yeah, for video, I fear the worst.
I was not aware of that about Artemis and Gaia. I guess itās another free thing to at least try.
Other than that I have requested a refund. As I have said there is no way I am forking out for a heap of gear: my work on video is just not worth it. Heh! I bought VEAI for $150 at half price. If I then laid out for the right gear, that would be a drop in the ocean.
BUTā¦If VEAI still shares between CPU and GPU then I am pretty much screwed.
Does VEAI support Intel Quick Sync for rendering by using the Intel internal graphic card and my Geforce GTX 1660 at same time?
I tried so much in order to reduce the long long rendering times.
As there any way to improve rendering times? I have the feeling, that it doesnāt matter, which graphic units are usedā¦the rendering times are always too long.
