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Windows issue #3
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bump - same |
Thank you for your interest and opening issue, we are working on the demo to be able to run in Windows, and the instructions for Windows will be available soon. We would suggest you to use Linux OS. |
Could you please give more details? At which step have you encountered that error? It is when you click 'Run' button? In the recent commit, I have updated the paths such that it should become compatible with Windows. Thanks |
New error now. I use the settings shown in the screenshot below. When I click Run All I get these errors.
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it seems that you have not properly installed 'xformers' library to your environment. Please run |
OK, thanks, that worked. Got a bit further. The model downloaded OK, then this error
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@SoftologyPro Hey, could you please pull and try? I realized that I missed the json files required for depthzoe, now it should work. Thanks |
OK, getting further now. It would be good to have an x/y steps for these stats.
It is now at a stage that has an estimated 1 hour to go? Is this normal? I will let it run and see if it completes. |
hey @SoftologyPro it is not normal, it is taking around 1-2s/it at most for the wolf video (512x512 sized video). I think you might be using CPU instead of GPU/CUDA. |
I thought so too at first, but CPU is 2% and GPU is pegged at 100%. |
what gpu are you using? |
4090 24 GB |
Wait, I just rebooted and restarted the wolf. Now only 7 minutes estimated. 17.22s/it |
it's 4 on my end |
4 here too. That is the default. You are running under Linux though right? May make a difference. |
Raising batch size to 10 does not seem to help the speed. |
Feel free to do tests, I am closing the issue. |
When I click RunAll under Windows I get
OSError: [WinError 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect: 'D:\\Tests\\RAVE/results/12-10-2023/woman_test/C:'
As if it always appends C: to the path for some reason that causes the script to fail.
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