Rolling my eyes so hard at this entire thread.

You: doing this on shader units is bad! Not possible! Uses too much compute!

Me: this tech has existed for over a decade on tvs, and there is motion interpolation software that you can get today that will do the same thing tvs do on compute and it works fine on even bad cards

You: tvs just blend frames. This is different it uses motion vectors!

Me: tvs use motion vectors. They compute them, whereas if you hook it up via amds thing, you don’t need to compute them

You: No, this is different because if you hook it up via amds thing, you don’t need to compute them, and it can look better

<— We are here.

You’ve absolutely lost your thread on what you are mad about, you’re now agreeing with me but you want to fixate on this this as a marker of how it’s not the same thing as tvs, even though it’s the same thing as tvs without the motion estimation exactly like I have been saying this entire time, but you’re desperate to find some way that no, I was right and win! Even though you’ve lost what thread you originally were talking about.

Maybe we need to reframe this. How is this not possible or a bad idea to do on shader units? That’s what you were mad about. How is this totally different from tv tech but also the same and less compute heavy as tv tech bad to run on shader units?