r/resolume

Had a corporate gig today and Resolume gave me a bit of a scare, so I'm curious what version people actually trust for live work these days.

Quick rundown of the rig: Win11, Core Ultra 9 285, 64 GB RAM, RTX 4000 and a DeckLink 8K Pro. Resolume 7.26.1 and vMix on the same box, vMix sending 2 NDI feeds to Resolume over localhost. Comp is 5760x2232 at 30 fps, sliced out to a 12x3 m 2.6 mm LED wall, two confidence monitors, a timer and a projector. Everything's DXV3.

During the show RAM just kept creeping up, about 1% every 10 minutes (~640 MB) without me touching anything. Closing most of the preview monitors freed up almost 6 GB, which was weird, but it kept climbing at the same rate after that. Turning off the webserver didn't change a thing.

It had already crashed twice on me while I was building the comp and moving stuff around. Then mid-show I went to close one more preview panel and it went down. Got it back up pretty quick, baseline after restart was 32%, but not something I want to repeat in front of a client.

From what I've dug up, the old DeckLink SMPTE leak was fixed back in 7.22, so probably not that. The 7.26.2 hotfix mentions fixes for REST API overhead on large comps and crashes when moving panels, which sounds a lot like what I hit.

So:

- What version are you running for corporate/touring stuff?

- Anyone seen RAM creep like this with NDI inputs or big comps on 7.25/7.26?

- If you've moved to 7.26.2, did it sort it out?

Going to update and do a long soak test before the next one. I'll post back with what I find.

hello all, i've had experiences with resolume where ive had to blend 2-3 projectors to make a single image. The whole image was controlled from a computer tower with 4 display outs. one thing we did not have control over was power to the unit. the house staff shuts off power to our system each night. the next day when restarting the program the 3 projectors would boot and show up 'out of order'. For example instead of screens 'right, center, left' the screens would show up in basically any other order 'L, C, R; C,R,L; etc..... this was a huge pain. Is there a way to setup resolume in software or with additional hardware where we can pre define these outputs to open appropriately upon power up?