I switched from Black-Burst (PAL) Sync, to Tri-Level 1080i50.
Blackmagic Drivers are 10.11
But i get the same flicker with tri-level 1080i50 or 1080p25 :-(
But if i unplugg the sync completly the flicker is gone
Very strange
The Blackburst/Tri-Level is generated via a rosendahl nanosyncHD from a Black-Burst PAL Signal
It would be useful to gather together the BMD driver versions and their bugs.
For example the 10.8.3 may be good for the Duo2 or Quad2 but I think this version has bad black level on the key for the 4K Extreme
The extreme uses a faster FPGA than the 2. This will not solve the issue but mask it:
In the driver setup did you select display last frame or black?
Set it to display the last frame
10.8.3 works now with my quad2 and Trilevel 1080i50 sync
output is sometimes laggy when playing another file on the same or another channel.
maybee i need to put another ssd and form a raid 0 for my medias
should i use the motherboard raid controller or would you strongly advice to use a raid controller card?
Looks like you found the driver to fix the solution.
As stated not a solution. We use last frame if for any reason a frame does not reach the card in time.
you get a frozen frame. In my opinion looks better than flashing black.
A RAID controller card with memory is recommended over the cheap internal controllers usually used.
Depends on your motherboard and physical case limitations.
We use last frame if for any reason a frame does not reach the card in time.
you get a frozen frame.
That setting will only help if caspar crashes. while the output is locked by caspar (or i assume any other software), it will always output the last frame
On current hardware you won’t need a raid controller for 2 to 4 drive arrays.
The processing done for checksums etc. is nothing for a modern cpu. Only the IO bandwidth can be a bottleneck when working with a lot of drives. And you may want the extra safety of a BBU (Backupbattery to make sure the last buffers can be written to the drives at powerloss).
But I guess you will targeting a 2 drive stripe (RAID 0) or a RAID 10 with 4 drives. This is not problem as software raid.
But don’t use the fake raid of the mainboard. Better do a plain software raid. On linux this is mdraid and on windows you can do it too.