Tried converting dvd to bluray using enlarger AI module. It takes longer hrs. Please check the screenshot. Also attached log files too. Please find below the links available in drop box.

In the future, please attach logs directly to a post as discussed here http://forum.dvdfab.cn/showpost.php?...40&postcount=5 and images in posts as discussed here: https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/dvdfab...in-forum-posts The forum record will be incomplete if you ever remove the attachments from remote file sharing sites. The attachments will be smaller if you edit the log files to show only the relevant sessions. Avoid jpg captures, I can't read yours on the link.Please read the Faq here https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/software-support-english/dvdfab-enlarger-ai/374874-new-enlarger-ai-faq#post374874 regarding processing time and CUDA capability and check that you have the correct nvidia driver.

I agree. I just purchased AI Enlarger and tried converting a DVD of "Cold Blood" to Blu Ray and checked the AI Enlarger box. It does not seem to use the features of my NVIDEA 1080Ti graphics card. Right now it shows elapsed time of 77:07:10 and Time left is 11 hours 10 minutes. Please see screenshot is attached Word document.

Thanks will attach logs as per the process mentioned.

Please find attached screenshot and logs for your reference. Version : dvdfab 11.0.6.1Its says wow your graphics card meets our standard to convert dvd to bluray with Enlarger AI.

That's perfect, thanks. The development team for Enlarger AI will try to duplicate the problem and report back to you here ASAP.

I agree. I just purchased AI Enlarger and tried converting a DVD of "Cold Blood" to Blu Ray and checked the AI Enlarger box. It does not seem to use the features of my NVIDEA 1080Ti graphics card. Right now it shows elapsed time of 77:07:10 and Time left is 11 hours 10 minutes. Please see screenshot is attached Word document.gilcandiahi, I check your screenshot, the 1080ti graphic card should be faster than your speed, in our test, process one frame smaller than 300ms, and will get process fps bigger than 2 ~ 3 fps, so please send your other logs to us. I will check it.Thanks.

Please find attached screenshot and logs for your reference.Version : dvdfab 11.0.6.1Its says wow your graphics card meets our standard to convert dvd to bluray with Enlarger AI.J SriramI have checked log, for the graphic card 1060, this should be the normal process speed, we test it in our 1660ti graphic card, which need spend almost 400 ms to process one frame. and we also working for using other method to accelerate it. hope can get more few process time.Thanks.

Hi Ting, I ran another test today. The source was the factory-made DVD for MIDWAY,. First I used DVDFab to copy Movie Only to my C Drive. the source files are 4.52 GB. I started the DVD to Blu Ray copy using AI Enlarger at 7:22 AM my time (US Central Time). The job finished at 9:07PM my time . It took 13 hours 45 minutes. My PC is pretty high-end. It was top of the line a couple of years ago, but it is still pretty respectable even by today's standards. Windows 10 Pro, CPU is i7 8700K, 6 cores, 12 threads with auto-turbo up to 4.5 Ghz. It has 32GB of DDR4 RAM and a GEForce 1080ti video card with 11GB of video RAM. I can't even imagine what it would take to run AI Enlarger with a lower-specs computer. I suspect that the sAI Enlarger module is not taking advantage of the CUDA cores in my video card. I can shrink a Dual Layer Blu Ray movie to BD 25 in 30 minutes or so. I am attaching the logs for this run here. Please let me know if you need any additional info. The dvdfab_ai log file was too large to upload so I copied a few lines from the beginning and a few from the end to dvdfab_ai copy.log. ALso, every time I need to use the AI Extender option I have to rerun the 11601.exe installer in order for the AI Extender module to show as being purchased and activated. If I finish one run DVD to Blu Ray with AI Extender, close DVDFab 11 and start it again, the AI Extender activation is missing. But that is a different and minor issue compared to the long running times issue I am reporting here.Thank you for your time and consideration.gilcandia

Mine seemed a little slow also - I didn't let it finish as I don't think I'll have my PC on that long, but it was estimating 44 hours a few minutes in - conversion rate was just over 1 frame per second.RTX 2080, 8 core i7-9700 (no hyper threading), 32GB ram

Mine seemed a little slow also - I didn't let it finish as I don't think I'll have my PC on that long, but it was estimating 44 hours a few minutes in - conversion rate was just over 1 frame per second.RTX 2080, 8 core i7-9700 (no hyper threading), 32GB ramBasementjackHi Basementjack, The AI DVDtoBD is about 4~5fps at our office use RTX 2080. Please try install new driver, and test DVD iso to Bluray. Attach log file for now please. dvdfab_ai.log dvdfab_internal.log fabcheck_internal.logyours,Wilson

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Ting any idea what kind of rate we'd get with a 2080Ti?
Basementjack

We have not test the speed in 2080Ti, but test it in 2080 and got the fps about 4.x ~ , I think the 2080ti maybe fast a little.

as I said in previous post, we are working for the model optimation and using other prediction method, I think the speed will faster and faster in the future version

Basementjack

Thanks Ting

Basementjack

Update: I finally got it working, I was getting frame times of 130-150ms with the 2080Ti

Taking 140ms as an average, it can render 1000/140 = 7.14 FPS

For content with 24 FPS display, this means the conversion would take 24/7.14 = 3.36 seconds to render every 1 second of video

Or to put it more simply, it should take approx 3.36x the length of the movie to enlarge, so a 2 hour movie would take 6 hours 40 minutes to convert (on a 2080Ti)

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