Here is something that has always baffled me and recently jumped up again when using R6 in a studio film shoot. Why do internal generators (Solids, gradients, etc) look so bad on camera when fading in/out? For example, if you fade up a solid colour from black, it looks fine to the eye but on camera,...

Yes, tearing showing in the output monitor, although it does not seem to correlate exactly with the tearing actually showing on screen.

Just to illustrate, the type of horizontal sheering/tearing we are seeing on a rolling horizontal line test is below

FPS stays at or around 60 in all scenarios.

We have horizontal tearing pulling apart inside individual screens. Sync between screens seems good, or at least not noticeably an issue at this stage.

Running a show in R6.0.7 on a Windows 7 PC, GTX 1080ti card. The composition is 5760 x 1472. Advanced output is outputing slices to two displays (two Datapath Fx4s running at 3840 x 2160 each). In the grand scheme of the show we are going out of two FX4s at 3840x2160 each into imagepros, converting ...

We've traced the issue as part of a larger problem. We have major screen tearing coming out of the advanced output on R6. Posting in another thread.

Update on this: tried the same setup on another identical machine and no issue. Suspecting this may be a driver or graphics card issue for now.

Same issue here. Fixed by toggling audio interfaces.

Encountering a weird window freakout thing in 6.0.7. I am outputting 7680 x 2160 @ 24hz on one output of a 1080ti into two FX4's using the displayport loop through. Screen is solid and recognized in windows. All cabling is DP 1.4 rated and holding the signal no problem. Occasionally, when I open (an...

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