After rendering about 1423 frames of video at 60 FPS (~23.717 seconds), FFMPEG stops rendering frames completely. The SidWiz.exe task consumes ~40% CPU, while the newest vanilla FFMPEG static build for 64-bit Windows drops to near 0%. I'm on Windows 10 x64, OS version 10.0.16299.1087.
The video I was rendering contains 9 channels, 3 columns, grid borders, wave fills, changed label position/font, and auto-correlation trigger with look-ahead.
Here's the ZIP file containing the WAV's and the *.sidwizplus.json:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cdy59323spptq2y/SidWizPlus%20Frame-1423%20bug.zip?dl=0
After downloading and extracting, in any JSON editor, change all "Filename" values and the "Path" value to the directories that the WAV's were extracted to. Also, change all "LabelFont" values to a font you have on your PC.
After rendering about 1423 frames of video at 60 FPS (~23.717 seconds), FFMPEG stops rendering frames completely. The
SidWiz.exe
task consumes ~40% CPU, while the newest vanilla FFMPEG static build for 64-bit Windows drops to near 0%. I'm on Windows 10 x64, OS version 10.0.16299.1087.The video I was rendering contains 9 channels, 3 columns, grid borders, wave fills, changed label position/font, and auto-correlation trigger with look-ahead.
Here's the ZIP file containing the WAV's and the *.sidwizplus.json: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cdy59323spptq2y/SidWizPlus%20Frame-1423%20bug.zip?dl=0 After downloading and extracting, in any JSON editor, change all
"Filename"
values and the"Path"
value to the directories that the WAV's were extracted to. Also, change all"LabelFont"
values to a font you have on your PC.