Fixed reduced duration of output video bug + scale passed as timestep bug. #96
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AhmedAhmedEG
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Hi, I think the inference fps seems to be OK. Because the origin frames will be directly put into write buffer. |
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The calculation of output video fps was getting performed on the given multiplier, while the inference used a value of (multiplier - 1), causing the video writer to incorrectly interpreting the output video and highly reduces the duration.
Also in the case of ssim > 0.996, the inference gets the scale passed right away without specifying the name of the argument, causing the scale value getting passed as the timestep value, which is a huge problem.
I am not sure how such a big issue is left here...
I have written a full refactor for the video inference script, correcting all the PEP violations and segregating the code into multiple classes for higher readability, I plan to post it here after #23 gets merged.