How lo lower my load easily? Urgent!
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check that you are using the same resolution throughout your patch. hover your mouse over vid gpu patchlines to see a preview of the signal. check that everything matches, and if there's any differences, you can try using a Scaler straight after the Movie Player that's playing the wrong resolution.
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@eva said:
I need to very soon be able to export my work into a video
One option that can help, is to use a 3rd party screen recorder (I sometimes use OBS studio) to capture and record a stage output. This allows Isadora to focus on rending the output, and provides a completely separate process (and very optimized) for recording. I have found this useful when I am pushing the LOAD on Isadora to the max.
Another trick I use is the add User Actor On/Off to all my user actors, and disable them when not in use, this can lower CPU processing a lot depending on your patches logic. -
It's really not possible to give you a quick fix, useful suggestions, or diagnose the problem without actually seeing the patch.
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Hello,
Thank you very much so far.
I so far cut the scene in 3, that helped then I need to merge them afterwards. @woland: I have added my patch I have put the first scene as the on that is over loaded, the next three are the ones cut into three and then edited further. Here is the file: the patch:)Thank you for helping.
All the best
Eva -
PS: About the video size, so some videos are higher resolution than HD some are in Full HD - the final product should at least be HD, so when I use videos or images that I zoom in I suppose they should be higher resolution in the input right??? How do I manage that then?
Thank you ;)
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The file doesn't seem to have attached properly. Could you try again?
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My bet is that it has to do with the Video Delay actors you have after your two 4k videos that have the 'frames' inputs set to '21' and '30' respectively.
In the righthand side of this screenshot is some relevant info from the help text of the Video Delay actor's 'frames' input:

Try deleting the Video Delay actors and see if the LOAD drops.
Also what computer are you running this on?
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I can see lots of mixed-resolution video in your media bin.
Some are 4k, and some are not. Some are 30fps, and some seem 25fps, so Isadoara will be working mega hard to process those Videos.
I would suggest making them all the same resolution (if possible) and converting them all to a more usable format such as HAP.

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@woland said:
Video Delay actors
Video Delay eats up video memory, and at 4k it will be bad. This is an actor I am VERY careful with when using it because it always introduces load. Just watch your framerates. Reduce the video delay usage, until you have a good framerate, that will be the max you can use.