Extract speed from command line

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Extract speed from command line

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I have wondered why extract speed is so much slower from command line than doing it from gui? From command line speed is something about 5 it/sec when making it with same settings and same videofiles from gui it's about 15-20 it/sec. That makes no sense :lol:

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Re: Extract speed from command line

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The GUI and Cli run exactly the same process, so there should be no discernible difference.

Most likely, you are not running the Cli line from inside your faceswap environment.

You need to do:

Start > Anaconda Prompt

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conda activate faceswap

Then execute the command line.

You need to do this so that Cuda is found and your GPU is used.

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Re: Extract speed from command line

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torzdf wrote: Mon Jan 01, 2024 2:58 pm

The GUI and Cli run exactly the same process, so there should be no discernible difference.

Most likely, you are not running the Cli line from inside your faceswap environment.

You need to do:

Start > Anaconda Prompt

Code: Select all

conda activate faceswap

Then execute the command line.

You need to do this so that Cuda is found and your GPU is used.

That was it, thank you! I modified win launcher bat to make it just one command.

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