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Very frustrating as I just bought another license and now I've getting flickering output again. This issue needs to be fixed, its been going on for years now.

Running an Intel Extreme NUC with 12700. RTX Quadro A4000.

Is there a way to disable triggering other columns unless a specific clip/column is playing? A summary of what I want to do:
Have a video looping on column 1 with other clips that play once in columns 2 and 3 then go back to the main loop on column 1. When the main column 1 loop is playing I want ...

I have the same issue so I'll throw in some info that hopefully will help troubleshoot.

For me the first time I saw it was at an event at the end of November last year.

I actually had 2 deployments at that show.

Both PCs were Intel NUC 12 Extreme with i7-12700, 64GB RAM, with W10 Pro. But ...

It's not Resolume, and if you checked ALL of your devices inline from your computer to the output screen, then the problem is with either:
A.) Your computer
or
B.) Your output hardware (LED processors, converters, etc.)

But flickering is 99% mismatched framerate issues. so you might try other ...

I'm coming out of 2 DisplayPort outputs into 2 Inputs on a Novastar H5 Splicing LED processor. Each output is running at 4608 x 1728, it's the Left and Right half of the wall. The Composition is 9216x1728. The left half is DP 1, right half is DP2. Each side of the wall is also on it's own ...

I'm coming out of 2 DisplayPort outputs into 2 Inputs on a Novastar H5 Splicing LED processor. Each output is running at 4608 x 1728, it's the Left and Right half of the wall. The Composition is 9216x1728. The left half is DP 1, right half is DP2. Each side of the wall is also on it's own separate ...

Arvol wrote: Mon Nov 07, 2022 21:07 No, GeForce card outputs are NOT sync'd. Quadro's are.

I just replaced the video card with a Quadro RTX A4000 and the problem remains. Plays in sync for a while, then after a while gets badly out of sync, then if I leave it for a while it will come back into sync again.

I thought that was only the case when using multiple cards. I only have 1 card, and using 2 DP outputs on it. I don't see the issue if I use a normal video player. It's also intermittent in Resolume. It will show up sometimes and as soon as I re-start Resolume the issue goes away. Seems to indicate ...

I'm doing a large LED wall driven by 2 outputs from Resolume and keep intermittently getting tearing across the seam where the 2 inputs meet.

Both outputs from the PC are on the same video card - a Nvidia 3070, and they go to a single processor a Novastar H5. So I don't think this is a hardware ...

probably https://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=19393
but hard to say without the crash log https://resolume.com/support/en/reporting-a-bug#how-to-report-a-crash


Unfortunately my machines don't have wifi cards so were offline when they tried to submit them. I do have 3 zipped crash ...