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Hi, first of all congratulations on the program, once you managed to install the dependencies it works very well and is very fast.
The instructions for installing the dependencies on windows 10 almost discouraged me from trying the software, after about six hours of various trials I managed to get it working. Also, a semi-automatic install script would help speed things up.
You could also modify the GUI by adding the choice of GPU (1), if image is in HD (2)and if the image is damaged/scratched (3). I'm currently using the terminal to boot, but I did a test run of editing the GUI.py here's pretty much what I think it should look like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I created another version of the GUI, also adding an output folder and the ability to select a single image, plus there is end-of-process notification.
For those who want to try it here is attached, just rename txt to py GUI-MOD.txt
Thanks for your work. May I ask what caused the following error during runtime:
2024-09-08T05:08:39.745ZE [20560:NonCelloThread] registry_win.h:57:GetProtoFromRegistryValue Opening registry key Software\Google\DriveFS\Share failed with 0x2
Thanks for your work. May I ask what caused the following error during runtime: 2024-09-08T05:08:39.745ZE [20560:NonCelloThread] registry_win.h:57:GetProtoFromRegistryValue Opening registry key Software\Google\DriveFS\Share failed with 0x2
Thank you!
Your error is perhaps generated because the folder where you are working is online, try putting the files on your hard disk in the image folder of the program
Hi, first of all congratulations on the program, once you managed to install the dependencies it works very well and is very fast.
The instructions for installing the dependencies on windows 10 almost discouraged me from trying the software, after about six hours of various trials I managed to get it working. Also, a semi-automatic install script would help speed things up.
You could also modify the GUI by adding the choice of GPU (1), if image is in HD (2)and if the image is damaged/scratched (3). I'm currently using the terminal to boot, but I did a test run of editing the GUI.py here's pretty much what I think it should look like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: