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I am unsure of the exact reasoning but there is a major issue present with bm3dhip at the moment. The nature of the artifacting varies but I was able to replicate it with Fast=True and false, as well as with and without a reference clip. Tested on a 6900xt with the latest AMD drivers. I believe it might be some sort of memory or cache issue but I'm not sure. Simply outputting a video clip as a lossless file I was able to find numerous times where it broke, with some of them being a single frame and some being several frames
You can try a AMD driver in pro edition for HIP, not adrenalin edition, such as "AMD-Software-PRO-Edition-23.Q4-Win10-Win11-For-HIP.exe" which can be found in AMD website, or you can directly search "HIP SDK" in AMD website.
I am unsure of the exact reasoning but there is a major issue present with bm3dhip at the moment. The nature of the artifacting varies but I was able to replicate it with Fast=True and false, as well as with and without a reference clip. Tested on a 6900xt with the latest AMD drivers. I believe it might be some sort of memory or cache issue but I'm not sure. Simply outputting a video clip as a lossless file I was able to find numerous times where it broke, with some of them being a single frame and some being several frames
bm3d = core.bm3dhip.BM3Dv2(depth(source, 32), None, .3, 4, 8, 1, device_id=1, fast=True)
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