Hello,
I'm getting a werid UI3 bug:
While in the overview, the cameras show everything alright (as per the time noted on the top left of each camera view), but when I click on a camera to maximize frequently I get a "frame" or a few "frames" from a past point of time - usually a few hours in the past or maybe the night before, then after a sec or two I get the live feed.
I'm using substreams to lessen the load in BI, but I'm not sure if that's related to this settings
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
weird UI3 bug
Re: weird UI3 bug
This seems to come and go with new revisions of BI5. I ***think*** it could be the beginning of the main clip file rather than the time you have selected to view from it.
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Re: weird UI3 bug
ok I'm glad to know I'm not the only one to have this behavior.
for my case, the first frame is not the beginning of the clip file as i rotate hourly (@ :00) and the time appears to be random on the first frame (for example :28) before live frames start coming.
The next time I try to maximize it, I might get the first frames of the time I accessed it on the previous time (albeit a few minutes before) before resuming on the "live" frames again
for my case, the first frame is not the beginning of the clip file as i rotate hourly (@ :00) and the time appears to be random on the first frame (for example :28) before live frames start coming.
The next time I try to maximize it, I might get the first frames of the time I accessed it on the previous time (albeit a few minutes before) before resuming on the "live" frames again
Re: weird UI3 bug
If you were able to post a snapshot when it happens that would help a lot. Most screen cap utilities have a delay option to facilitate it. If you can record your screen, you can post it to YT or dropbox or whatever and link to it here. Myself, I've never seen what you're describing, that's why a screenshot would help.
UPDATE: Live display in the console comes from the sub-stream - so when you go to solo camera, it switches to main stream. That's what's causing the anomaly. It appears to be a feature not a bug.
UPDATE: Live display in the console comes from the sub-stream - so when you go to solo camera, it switches to main stream. That's what's causing the anomaly. It appears to be a feature not a bug.
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