Resolume Forum

I love Resolume BUT the new Arena 6 is making me nuts.
It sometimes doesn't like DXV videos I've made via After Effects e.g., or audio clips I've imported (that were fine in Arena 5). Sometimes they just won't play, or will only display a single frame.
Sometimes the audio for a clip stops working entirely, after I've been working a while.
Re-importing, or quitting, or restarting my computer, works, but this is not great when I have an audience waiting!
This didn't ever happen with Arena 5.
Looking forward to fixes! This has added so much to my choreography on stage!

Oh yes, the same problem with my macbookpro too. it works fine on mac pro but on macbookpro sometimes as you said the files won't play or it starts again only after we press it again. the audio problem occurs many times, when we start a new project it works fine and the audio along with the video plays fine but as we started filled the deck and once the project gets completed and we try to test the project, then we find the files which has audio embedded showing problem on playback, it just play 1 second 1 second each, i can't explain this error but we can't play that file in that way. restart it and all works fine for again some more time. Please check and advice. Lost confidence on my macbookpro playback.

If you're having problems with a particular file, we'd love to get our hands on it.

Well,
It seems to be a whole lot of files primarily that I've converted to DXV3 via Adobe's Media Encoder.
This Saturday night, a brand new video I converted for another choreographer, on opening night, only played the sound, no video (though it had just played just fine during our tech run an hour sooner). Luckily I had an extra copy on my laptop, imported it again, and it worked just fine, unbeknownst to the audience.

I can definitely send you guys files of the ones that seem to be the most problem.

Joris. It is not just one file but the whole set of files with audio in it. all files are converted to DXV and i only use DXV files.

Then we'd love to get our hands on a few of them