Dear @LPmode,

Thanks for sharing the answer. Best Wishes, Mark

Sorry for the stupid question - it is working corectly - it changed the numbers of the movies in to the scenes accordingly like it should....

ciao Bodo

thankyou Mark, very useful

Currently no. It would be an interesting feature.. something I have wanted/needed a few times. I think your only option is to create the 1 new instance. And use it to create replacement for the originals.. and re-patch them.

@Mikhail

Please submit any new details to our support ticket.

Hmm.. that's exactly the problem I have.

Good to know. I had a feeling it was the codec when talking to the Tech Team. Strange how certain codecs behave in different ways. 🙂

filed.

Dear Michel,

Yes I filled a bug report. Best, Jacques

Dear @Woland,

You're welcome. And to adapt the old adage about actors: "There are no small bugs, just small programmers." 😉 Best Wishes, Mark

Hi Mark,

i removed the new user actors and it opens again - need 2.1 for an older instalation on this computer - thank you!

ciao Bodo

Thanks for the quick answer...this show how much you love your software and all US indeed

Dear @mark_m,

DusX will be in touch via the ticket system. We may need some of your PNGs to try to sort out the problem. Best Wishes, Mark

Aye - can disregard. Cache issue. After signing in, returning to a thread viewed prior to signing in still shows as not signed in until page is manually refreshed... then thumbnail links work again.

@dritter,

I've seen this missing icon problem too. I have filed a bug report so that we can get to the bottom of this problem. Best, Mark

@dritter

I sent you a PM.

Best Michel

Hi @Mark - I just upgraded to 10.10 and the offending processes are no longer showing up in the  monitor - as predicted. NIMate is still a bit angry, but only hogging up to 80% CPU, but its not an Izzy issue, she's only using 12%.

cheers, John

I guess the usefulness of this actor is if you, let's say, have a bin of pictures with many different resolutions, and then you're using the 'picture' input of the movie player to switch between them. If the resolution goes above a certain point, the Limit Resolution actor would jump in and ensure that the resolution is not too high.

On the other hand, a better rule of thumb would be to have all the pictures at the size you want them in the first place. So I guess I won't worry about this actor. Best Wishes, Mark

I must then hope that the slowness of the GPU to CPU converting is compensated by the efficiency of using mostly GPU based actors, because in most of my set ups I am running several Pete´s Plugins...

thanks!

Dear @liannemua,

When you do submit your crash report, if you are on Mac OS X do the following:

In the Finder, choose Go > Go To Folder... Enter the following text "~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/" (without the quotes) Find the last few crash reports there and compress them all into a .zip file Send the .zip file after you submit the initial ticket

The crash reports are the best tool to find out exactly what's going wrong.

Best, Mark