Adjusting 'opacity' quickly reveals darkened diagonal glitches in output
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 12:23
A) Problem: Rapidly changing any layer's (or clip's... or composition's) opacity, temporarily reveals a big dark diagonal from top right to bottom left of the output. Sometimes the diagonal is top left to bottom right, but the same thing... basically a flickering shade on everything below or above a diagonal of the output. It only shows when the opacity is being changed quickly if I move it from 0to100 over a few seconds, I don't see this...
B) This can be seen in the output monitor and the output. But I don't see it in any of the Panel Monitors.
C) A weird observation is if I have the output monitor with preview above and below, the diagonal goes from the top left of the output monitor above to the bottom right of the preview monitor below. If I change that to side-by-side, the shady flickering diagonal essentially is going from the corners of both of these output and preview monitors as though they were one.
D) Another weird observation is if I output to my second display, I see this diagonal bs on the output there... Butttttttt then it goes away on the output monitor!
I have searched and not been able to find someone with this issue. I recently switched to a new (used) computer running Windows 10, it's a Lenovo Yoga 720-151KB. I was wondering if it's some frame rate or screen refresh rate thing but I see it with all different videos, fps settings, and it doesn't show in panel Monitors (note B) and it goes away in the output monitor if I am outputting it to a screen (note D). Please help.
B) This can be seen in the output monitor and the output. But I don't see it in any of the Panel Monitors.
C) A weird observation is if I have the output monitor with preview above and below, the diagonal goes from the top left of the output monitor above to the bottom right of the preview monitor below. If I change that to side-by-side, the shady flickering diagonal essentially is going from the corners of both of these output and preview monitors as though they were one.
D) Another weird observation is if I output to my second display, I see this diagonal bs on the output there... Butttttttt then it goes away on the output monitor!
I have searched and not been able to find someone with this issue. I recently switched to a new (used) computer running Windows 10, it's a Lenovo Yoga 720-151KB. I was wondering if it's some frame rate or screen refresh rate thing but I see it with all different videos, fps settings, and it doesn't show in panel Monitors (note B) and it goes away in the output monitor if I am outputting it to a screen (note D). Please help.