[Fix 11.3.0] Delay with big or lots of video files

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[Fix 11.3.0] Delay with big or lots of video files

Post by sjc123 » Fri Apr 18, 2014 1:35 am

Hi there,

I've found when I have lots of video files loaded in to one show, the whole interface slows down and often the video cues say not loaded for around 5 seconds before activating once triggered - especially if they are a part of a sub cue. Not really sure where it's going wrong! Clicking STOP often takes up to ten seconds too, which is quite scary when something goes wrong live! I've been exporting the videos as H264 MP4s from Premiere.

On shows with no or few videos, the system is faultless - so once I've figured this out, this will be the perfect system!

Many thanks!

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Re: Delay with big or lots of video files

Post by Mike Daniell » Mon Apr 21, 2014 9:55 am

I'm currently looking into performance issues with video files. Sorry for the delay, but it's a complicated area and I'm relying on 3rd-party software, and no single product seems to provide a total solution.
Mike Daniell
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Re: Delay with big or lots of video files

Post by sjc123 » Tue Apr 22, 2014 7:17 pm

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the reply. Have you got any advice on speeding it up for now, or even finding an alternative product to run video files off?

Thanks again for your help with this issue.

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Re: Delay with big or lots of video files

Post by Mike Daniell » Tue Apr 22, 2014 8:40 pm

I'm currently working on improving the performance of video file handling. Meanwhile, could you email me a diagnostic dump file so I can see details of your video cues and other related information? You can create this file by starting SCS and selecting 'Create Diagnostic Dump File' from the drop-down menu displayed when you click the Help button in the main window. The file will be saved in a folder named "SCS Dumps" under "Documents" or "My Documents".
Mike Daniell
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