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Hello, I have a problem with processing videos in Hybrid - it crashes at random moments on the same videos (sometimes at the beginning, sometimes in the middle, sometimes at the end, etc.). All videos are in .mkv format and are exactly 1 hour long. When I go into the temp files and try to manually open the .265 file, it starts but in slow motion and without the ability to rewind. I don't know if this is a software or hardware error. The debug log:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10AijPSV...sp=sharing
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Encoding stopped since the script crashed.
Assuming the source has not broken headers or similar.
Random crashes usually are caused by either heat issues and or over-/underclocking or cpu/ram/gpu.
Also, try using CAS instead of the GLSL variant of it.
If you do other stuff next to encoding GLSL filters can get instable.
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Okay, I have an overclocked processor that “supposedly” passes the OCCT test without errors. Tomorrow I will try it with the factory settings.
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21.08.2025, 18:41
(This post was last modified: 21.08.2025, 18:42 by Selur.)
Don't really know about OCCT, but I personally don't trust overclocking/underclocking unless I encoded a bunch of stuff for 24 hours and no error occurred.
Aside from crashes, image glitches can occur.
Stable for gaming isn't the same as stable for video editing and filtering.
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Hello again, I restored the factory OC settings, but the problem remained. I also changed the location of the TEMP folder from the HDD to NVMe, but also without success. The only thing that helped was disabling CAS (GLSL). But is it possible for this filter to work with others?
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Yes, I used CAS GLSL, LumaSharpen GLSL, DPIRDeblock and other filters (don't remember what else was turned on) together without a problem here just yesterday.
Your graphic card isn't overclocked, right? (glsl should mainly run on the gpu)
You don't watch any videos or play games while using this right?
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My card is overclocked but factory-set (GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC LHR 12GB). For rendering, I leave the computer with no other applications running and the screen turned off. The only thing that comes to mind now is that it might be the fault of Aerial Screensaver (it uses the GPU for decoding). And one more thing, about two days ago, when I tried to render (with CAS (GLSL) enabled), one output file came out completely green and the other only half green (unfortunately, I no longer have the video files or debug logs from that event).
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Green screen and crash, but working in general usually means that:
a. there is a driver issue (I make sure to use the studio drivers for my nvidia card)
b. something is using/interfering with the glsl ressources (screen saver, media player, games and similar are usually the culprits here)
c. over/underclocking of gpu, vram, ram, cpu
d. some tool messing with the clocking of the system or some uncommon modification of Windows
Like I wrote, the filter itself works fine here (used it on different systems), so I'm pretty sure it's one of the things above.
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Okay, thanks for your help, I'll keep testing.
