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[WinError 126] The specified Module was not found. #107
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I get the same error as well |
How much faster is the GPU version compared to the CPU version? Because if the GPU version is much faster than the CPU version it would really help for users who complain about conversion speed. For example my system is a Ryzen 5900HX, 32GB RAM and a RTX 3060 Max-P (max draw - 120W). |
You need to install the exact Cuda ver (11.0) |
Sorry for the late response but yes after reading your comment and uninstalling the version I had and reinstalling CUDA 11.0 with Visual Studio; it finally worked ! Thanks~ |
You also need to check the More Options and then check GPU. I was using a newer version of Cuda. Now using 11.0.2 that you can download from NVidia's site and just execute the file. This was working for small video files. On a larger files getting "Past duration 0.9xxxxxx to large" I think the fps was not 25 but not sure why I get this error. It still worked. A video that took over 48 hours on CPU is down to under 11 hours. |
Hello, i get this error wehen i try to "Run" DeepMosaics GPU encoding. . [WinError 126] The specified Module was not found. Error loading "C:\DeepMosaic_0.5.1\DeepMosaics_gpu_amd64\DeepMosaics_0.5.1_gpu\core\torch\lib\caffe2_detectron_ops_gpu.dll" or one of its dependencies.
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The CPU version works fine
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