script exceeded memory limit and it tells me to raise cache limit, how would i do this (teknos blur)

[dire solstice]

if it doesn't affect the clip or terminates the program, then don't worry about

[distant bear]

yeah

but it doesnt even use my settings tho

which is the weird part

[dire solstice]

make sure you are using blur from the directory you are rendering the video from

it will generate a config from there

[distant bear]

i was

[dire solstice]

mind sending your settings?

[distant bear]

• blur
  blur: true
  blur amount: 1.945
  blur output fps: 60
  blur weighting: gaussian_sym

• interpolation
  interpolate: true
  interpolated fps: 1920

• rendering
  quality: 6
  preview: true
  detailed filenames: false

• timescale
  input timescale: 1
  output timescale: 1
  adjust timescaled audio pitch: false

• filters
  brightness: 1
  saturation: 1
  contrast: 1

• advanced rendering
  gpu: true
  gpu type (nvidia/amd/intel): nvidia
  deduplicate: true
  custom ffmpeg filters: -c:v h264_nvenc -rc constqp -preset p7 -qp 6

• advanced blur
  blur weighting gaussian std dev: 1
  blur weighting triangle reverse: false
  blur weighting bound: [0,1]

• advanced interpolation
  interpolation program (svp/rife/rife-ncnn): svp
  interpolation speed: faster
  interpolation tuning: film
  interpolation algorithm: 23

[dire solstice]

in what way that makes you feel that is happening?

[distant bear]

no feckin idea

[dire solstice]

then why claim to be like that

[distant bear]

wait

what were you asking me

sorry

i didnt quite catch what you meant

[dire solstice]

why do you feel its not using your settings

[distant bear]

cause i have faster preset

and it usually does 15 fps avg

[dire solstice]

use medium speed

[distant bear]

how come

[dire solstice]

wdym?

[distant bear]

why should i though

just wonderring

[dire solstice]

reduces atrifacts

if faster works for you use it

[distant bear]

alright

anyhow

that doesnt solve my issue however

so ill explain a little further

if it was using my settings

it would be doing 15 fps averages

but instead

it averages 2

[dire solstice]

interpolation fps
hardware
ffmpeg args

are the primary things that affect render speeds

your interpolation fps is insanely high in this case

but i assume this is the same config that was doing 15 fps avgs?

[distant bear]

yes

[dire solstice]

not sure then

[distant bear]

rip

thank u for helping

[dire solstice]

you can wait until some of our "blur" experts hop on

:P

[distant bear]

still having this problem

and its actually kinda ticking me off

[thorny bramble]

Are you sure you’re editing the correct config?

Send the file path of the config and the input video

[distant bear]

i am

lmao

ive been using the software for months

[thorny bramble]

Use a super shitty config just to double check

• blur
  blur: true
  blur amount: 1
  blur output fps: 10
  blur weighting: gaussian_sym

• interpolation
  interpolate: true
  interpolated fps: 480

• rendering
  quality: 6
  preview: true
  detailed filenames: false

• timescale
  input timescale: 1
  output timescale: 1
  adjust timescaled audio pitch: false

• filters
  brightness: 1
  saturation: 1
  contrast: 1

• advanced rendering
  gpu: true
  gpu type (nvidia/amd/intel): nvidia
  deduplicate: true
  custom ffmpeg filters: -c:v h264_nvenc -rc constqp -preset p7 -qp 6

• advanced blur
  blur weighting gaussian std dev: 1
  blur weighting triangle reverse: false
  blur weighting bound: [0,1]

• advanced interpolation
  interpolation program (svp/rife/rife-ncnn): svp
  interpolation speed: faster
  interpolation tuning: film
  interpolation algorithm: 23

Also why would you use qp 6

Try disabling preview if it doesn’t use those settings

[distant bear]

fixed it

its cause im using more than 20 second clips

which

is annoying but ill get used to it