VinicDiet wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 20:46
Arvol,
I can't do that. If it will work on 7 or not, its was supposed to work on 6, so, it's not a solution.
Why you believe it will not happen in 7.
It happens to me since Arena 4. I believed it will not happen in 5, in 6.Why this shouldn't happen in 7?
Any specific reason?
Sorry, but I am with an exposition on going and its been a completely disaster since the beginning due to this. I really don't know what to do anymore.
Can somebody tell me if its possible to solve this problem? Some company I can get in touch? Any person I can call? If Resolume,I mean the company have a department I can call?
It's really bad. Getting completely disapointed. My clients and customers too.
Really bad.
Thank you once more.
I'm curious to see if there has been any change in the latest release that will get this working, and if so, maybe that can be used to determine what is going on.
It may not be a "solution" for you, but it could help troubleshoot the problem at hand.
There have been a LOT of changes from 6 to 7, I've been able to push over 33 million pixels at a show using similar machines you have spec'd using version 7, where as version 6 was giving me some issues. So coming from a guy who's been there, this is why I'm asking.
Looking at your biggest comp (pixelwise) is computer 3 and 4. The video on that computer is running at about 1/5 the maximum load capacity on those P4000 gpu's (55Gbps/240Gbps). So the GPU should be able to handle that.
On those machine's how many outputs do you have connected and are they all mainly connected to the P4000 card? Is the P4000 set as the default and primary rendering GPU in nVidia control panel?
In Resolume, if you click "Show Display Info" under the Output meu what GPU is being shown as the rendering GPU?
I have a hunch that one of those P2000 cards are being set as the rendering GPU. which is half the power of the P4000. Is your UI monitor connected to the P4000 GPU? If not, it needs to be.
I'm assuming the drivers are up to date? Have you tried rolling the drivers back a few times to see if that gives any performance change?
What does the red/purple audio settings show for these clips? can you take a photo of that? curious to how the audio is encoded for the clip.
What audio device are you using and is it directsound, asio, etc? have you tried changing the audio device's to see if that makes a difference?
I have fiber at my office so a 120GB file shouldn't take more than 10 min to download. I'd love to test this on one of my builds and let you know if I'm having any issues with it. If you think you can upload one to test with?