John Paines wrote:I'm not sure, but there has got to be more you can say. I'm curious/worried myself about your report, but you've offered so little to go on. Do you use third party vst plugins? Native plugins? Particular audio fx? What kind of glitches? Any suspected correlations?
Project was shot on RED and Black Magic cameras. All footage was RAW.
6 Audio tracks in total.
VST used was only Izotope's Neutron on the M1 track.
Fairlight FX used was Vocal Channel on the dialogue track.
Audio glitches were:
1) momentary (less than 800ms) loss of audio in some channel's stereo tracks. Left channel was usually the offender.
2) momentary (less than 500ms) audio distortion where they shouldn't be any.
There is only one suspected correlation. Like i said, Fusion Clips. Whenever a clip with Fusion work rests on the timeline i have to pray before exporting that the file will be rendered error-free. Usually it takes 4 to 5 times to render this TV commercial correctly. Problems can be:
1) A random GPU Error. Render will not finish
2) Audio glitch (as mentioned above)
3) One of the Fusion clips will have random frames as black
4) One of the Fusion clips will have some frames out of sequence
All the above are randomly happening without a single change in the timeline or render settings. And then, for no obvious reason, it can render correctly. This is the definition of instability.
With the opportunity of writing this post i would like to mention an infuriating thing related to this discussion. People who appear out of nowhere in threads like this saying "Everything is working perfectly in my system" who obviously touch nothing else beyond the Edit and Color tabs.
Guys, you are irrelevant to discussions like this and contribute NOTHING towards any form of solution. You are not helping anyone. Stay out of it.
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Fusioneer since Fu4.0 • Resolver since v9