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Well to answer your last question Joris, here is my example with my setup:
I am using aDell Precision M4800 which has integrated Intel HD graphics and also an Nvidia Quattro K110M.
No matter what output config I use, the Resolume log show that th Nvidia is selected for openGL.
If I output to VGA ...

from what I understand, no matter on which output you send your video composition, the processing is done on your main (or chosen) video card.
In my case, no matter if I use the VGA output (Intel graphics) or HDMI (Nvidia graphics), the logs of Resolume show it is using the Nvidia cards for OpenGL ...

I actuelle did buy a hdmi vga adapter on amazon for 14€ and works like a charm!

Hey guys,

I could solve the problem ! Thanks to you for the tips !
Here is what I did:
- reinstalled Resolume (probably not the solution but I did)
- played some clips with audio, worked perfect!
Then I tried to reproduced what I did which caused the problem:
- connected to HDMI output --> no sound ...

I'll try this and let you know ! Thanks !

other clips without audio play correctly. I have the same clip with or without audio (I did both during generation with Premiere Pro). The one without audio plays smoothly and nothing to say. The one with audio shows the symptoms...

Maybe reinstalling the codec would help?

unfortunately for me, it is set to timeline...

another guess ?

Hello everyone,

I have some trouble with DXV clips with audio track that do not play correctly in resolume Arena 4.1.3.
If I play the clip generated without any audio track, it run fine.
The same clip generated with audio track (uncompressed audio) does not run correctly: the image is going one ...

thank you fob67cry, but I know quite well how to convert videos and that DXV is better.
My question here is: why this H264 videos does play smoothly in Resolume although is does using VLC or any other media player... is it because of the Resolume engine (not designed for h264) or some settings ?

Thanks Joris, but I don't understand your last sentence: does this mean that if my clip is 10 mins long or juste 1 second, it will take the same memory ? (but not the same hard drive space)