When the multiview window is set-up, no matter what you choose in the gear wheel (EX. 2 top + 8 bottom), when press show multiview windows, the emerged windows always show 2x2.
In the maximized multiview window, when you press the right-top gear wheel, the program crash
“Application Specific Information:
Crashing on exception: presentViewController:animator:: View ‘<TVMultiViewViewController: 0x7fb78b49d390>’'s view is not in a window/view hierarchy.”
Thanks for your bug report! The Multiview window is actually not a copy of the Multiview column in the document window. Those are separate features, thus you can set them up independently. (You can’t because of the crash) We will check if we can change the UI so that is more obvious to you.
Regarding the crash: Got the crash report, we will have a look into it. The crash report says you are running on macOS 11, is there are reason why you don’t update to macOS 10.13?
The Multiview window is actually not a copy of the Multiview column in the document window. Those are separate features, thus you can set them up independently. We will check if we can change the UI so that is more obvious to you.
Regarding the crash: Got the crash report, we will have a look into it. The crash report says you are running on macOS 11 which may be the cause why we don’t see it. Does this crash happens if you try it with a new blank document too? (Btw: We recommend to update macOS 10.11 to a later one because it carries a serious bug by Apple which we can’t work around. This bug causes mimoLive to crash on macOS 10.11)
I usually use Presenter 2D to mix videos together. Until beta (I will say this is a converted file since the upgrade) it worked fine with no lag. Now the videos lag, stop, speed up, hang. I thought it may be a 1080p issue (copied into document) but have tried with 720p (Absolute path) and the same thing. Just picked random vids.
The processor is running hot and runs around 30% when doing nothing and above 70% when it tries to record (yeah, tried both x264 and Apple 224 - same thing).
It’s bizarre. I strongly suspect if I go back to 3.x it’ll work okay again - I’ve run a few hundred projects through mimo no problem. I also can’t see anything obvious (killed all other apps, processes and there’s 200GB free space).
I know macs are rubbish for their x.264 encoders - but I really do think this is something leaky in 4.x. I’ll go back to 3.x for now. Maybe it’s a hardware issue - but it’s worth checking.
Application Specific Information:
Crashing on exception: *** -[AVOutputSettingsAssistant setSourceVideoAverageFrameDuration:] invalid parameter not satisfying: CMTIME_IS_NUMERIC(sourceVideoAverageFrameDuration)
Okay, here’s the thing: Went back to an old Mimo (3.2.1) and opened the same document before it converted. Same vids, same settings. Works fine. No lags, no issues.