Output slice flickering

[Arvol]

IS peek turned off? can you film it happening and send a video in?
have you tried the latest game driver? is windows up to date?
have you tried the new 7.14 build of arena?

[Hari15901]

Now i change my studio driver to game driver, windows is updated and resokume to 7.14.1
Now look not flickering. But let me confirm by doing some stuffs.
Peek is off bro.

[Atya80]

Hi Zoltán!

We have a same problem...we have 30+ Arena license. Any developement from this problem?
It's so important, we have use Arena many computer and product this problem.
Thanks from Attila

[Arvol]

Is peek turned off?

[Atya80]

It's not peek....on peek black flash on full display...see the video...only flickering 60% on extended screen. Allways do on bottom and bottom-right area on screen.

[Arvol]

ahhh, just saw there was an attachment.
Yeah, that's not peek.

what led processor are you using? how are you connected to it?
what is the refresh rate of the processor and what is the refresh rate of your output?
any converters in line?

[Atya80]

It's not my video....just i had this problem....on LED walls and directly on projectors. If the composition bigger than Full HD. Last time i make a panorama projection with 2 projector...and same problem...
And only in Resolume vMix and MPHC dont do it...

[Arvol]

Just ran a large show all week, (3) 4K outputs, no flicker.

Flicker typically indicates mismatch in framerates. (drop frames often cause this, 29.98 vs 30, etc.)

Check your computer's output settings for output frame rate and check your processors input settings for input framerates. Also, if there are converters in line, and you are changing framerates on those, that can also induce flickering.

[Atya80]

Dear....
I use Resolume more than 7 years.....so...i know the framerates or refresh rates All devices same Hz...
And this problem only on resolume...so?
Other quession: why not approved nvidia studio driver? maybe this driver make this?

[Arvol]

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 drivers first (probably not the issue) or other processors and converters to see where the problem is. Start at one end and start removing/replacing parts until the problem goes away, then you'll know what the issue it

If it was a Resolume problem, there would be thousands of people complaining about it (myself included lol)