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> cases like this are pretty common for large movements and you pretty much can't do anything. there are several algorithms out there that are trained for large movement objects...

4.9 is better. One remainder of an artefact that was improved in 4.7 is now completely gone in 4.9. The Spider-man artefact I show above seems to have improved slightly....

Update 04/11/2023 I don't know if this helps but I can remove the Spider-man artefact shown above by significantly reducing rife-scene change threshold in SVP. But it is so low...

> Ideally, choose a clip without scene-changes to test. If you have to use SVP, then totally disable it's scene change algorithm. I disabled the sc algorithm. I double checked...

> > choose a clip without scene-changes to test. > > It's not talking about the movement of len. > > Could you give the raw clip of your test...

> I only see the screen recording here. [#34 (comment)](https://github.com/hzwer/Practical-RIFE/issues/34#issuecomment-1747789930) > > I want to test its raw clip on my side. OK I'm doing it now. Will upload it...

Attached. I had to convert it to MP4. https://github.com/hzwer/Practical-RIFE/assets/140253706/49bbf0e0-cfd1-4957-aa44-3364894a9060

> Thanks. It could be reproduced by `inference_video.py` with model4.9. https://github.com/hzwer/Practical-RIFE/assets/41094733/6414e4cd-a169-47bd-a23a-d67244210687 Now it can be replicated does that help? BTW the attached video doesn't work :)

> > BTW the attached video doesn't work > > It works on my device. You watched it by browser right? unfortunately it seems to be the chromium's issue which...

OK so this artefact seems to be gone now and I am confused because up until this morning it was still there with Rife 4.9. I have another annoying artefact...