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video_to_zsm.py issue #34

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DaehanKim-Korea opened this issue Aug 10, 2020 · 4 comments
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video_to_zsm.py issue #34

DaehanKim-Korea opened this issue Aug 10, 2020 · 4 comments

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@DaehanKim-Korea
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Running the file using pretrain(weights) does nothing after the following output.

The required ffmpeg has been installed. In any case, I think the installation method may be wrong. What installation method did the author use? Or can you share the docker image?

스크린샷 2020-08-11 오전 3 11 04

@MrTornado24
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I met the same question
截屏2020-08-15 上午11 21 41

@Mukosame
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Sorry for the late reply!
It's probably a problem with the ffmpeg installed in your system. I encountered such issue too.
I will fix it later by changing the ffmpeg command to cv2. Before that, you can inference on video using a two-step way:

Hope this solve your problem!

@Mukosame Mukosame self-assigned this Oct 29, 2020
@EssenOH
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EssenOH commented Nov 5, 2020

it is because the GPU or CPU memory ran out.
if you use GPU with DCNv2 module, it is definitely GPU memory limitation and if you wait for a long time, it will return you error message.
currently, it works with small resolution of videos with default configurations and I could test it with 0.5K resolution to generate 2K resolution.
even the 2 stage solution, it has the same issue because the problem came from the allocation to generate the temporal .hr_delme

@13610JACK
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The issue is not solved until now.

@Mukosame Mukosame removed their assignment Sep 5, 2021
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