Still only one audio track (first) is being copied from source file.
This is ridiculous.
I had hopes that this is something very minor that can be resolved quickly, but just lost the 30d refund period and there is no human-friendly way to reach the support really.
youāre a beta tester, so you have access to the 3.0.7.0b thread. one of the developper, Suraj, just replied to this question and some other. I donāt know if iām allowed to quote him here but it would be good that someone from the team does it here then.
My point is, that comment about adding a Pause option was near 12 months ago. Beta 3.0.7.0.b does not have a pause button. I purchased this software on release of 3.0 and it includes 12 months update rights. I feel they will have to extend this for everyone as the current versions are still raw beta versions and I cannot process video as required. Slow, crashing, failing to start exports with unknown errors. Beta software is not Production ready release for purchase. Feeling like guinea pigsā¦
Great job. I have a question. I read the Support thing, but the definition of āMax Processesā is kinda vague.
Should I set it to 2? Which is the default option, or more if I have a 4 core CPU?
What will it exactly change in terms of stability / performance? So far I have only tested it with a HD 630 IGP and no difference was found, but itĀ“s a low power GPU anyway. Thank you!
Just in case, I render videos one by one, so no batch rendering is used in my case.
With 3.0.6, the entire preview is black now, with no apparent way to get it back. See below.
I have an i9 12900k, 64G RAM, and a RTX 3080 Ti (Windows 11).
The release notes say something like āAutoplay disabled in previewā, except I see no way to enable it again (or whether itās even related). At least 3.0.5 showed something in Preview
Is there ever going to be a āTurboā option for those of us that donāt need or want to do batches of videos?
Basically, a mode that will allow the software to use as much CPU/GPU and RAM as the hardware will allow to do do a single video file as quick as possible?
I really like my software to fully use the expensive hardware I purchased to "make things faster! in the first place!
Itās frustrating to work on a 10 SD minute video and see only 20% of resources being used and 30 minutes on the clock to tick down.
As you can see from this screenshot (Windows Taskmanager + CPUID Hardware Monitor) a PC with 8 cores (=16 processors) does load individual processors up to 100% while the average in total is below 30%. It all depends on how many parallel processers are requested by one vector/tensor task to get finished before the next can start.