How to make Avenue more stable?

[Fefson]

Got 3 inputs, 3 layers, 3 effects, 3 spout-outputs. Everything works fine for about half an hour, and then: freeze...
Tried this on 2 systems so far.
Any ideas how to overcome this. Ideally it should run for about 8 hours nonstop. Or is this a limitation of the demo-version? (I'd like to have this fixed before purchasing : ) )

[Arvol]

What version of Resolume are you running and what are the GPU, CPU, and system memory (ram) specifications of your machines?

Thanks

[Zoltán]

There is no such limitation in the demo.

What do you do in Resolume or on the machine right before it freezes?

[Fefson]

My current system:
Avenue 7.2.1
Windows 10
2x Intel Xeon E5-2687W
64GB Ram
RTX2080ti
The productionsystem is a bit beefier, but it had the same issue. Haven't got those specs nearby.

Actually, I dont do anything : ). I have the system set up, inputs and outputs are live and I just let it be. After a while I notice that the outputs are freezed - and so is Avenue. Touching the soft makes the UI go light grey and it's time to force-quit.

Tried it with ndi-inputs and mp4's as inputs - same result.

[Zoltán]

How is the GPU and VRAM usage around the freeze?
Do the windows event logs store anything?

[Fefson]

The video-inputs (either mp4 or ndi) were 4k, I've switched it to HD, and HD-out as well, and it seams to be a lot more stable. At 4K it wouldn't give me a playback of 30fps neither, at hd it does.

I would think though , that - regarding the system usage - a higher resolution wouldn't be an issue.

Only resolume:
7% cpu
16% ram
17% gpu

Resolume and Unity
10% cpu
18% ram
27% gpu

[Zoltán]

Do you have the primary windows display connected to your RTX card, and Resolume assigned to render on the RTX too in the nvidia 3D settings?

[Fefson]

Yup, primary and only screen connected to rtx.
How do I assign the rtx to render resolume?

[Zoltán]

If you open up the nvidia control panel, there should be a 3d settings option on the left, where you can select the preferred renderer.

Do you have the latest 456.38 nvidia drivers?