16 Jul
2014
16 Jul
'14
3:59 p.m.
YES, it IS a boring flic, indeed, but does that justify falling to sleep while rendering a
DCP?
1.72.2/64
After starting the DCP job, I just switched to the Desktop to inspect a folder and left it
like this. After a while I came back and the notebook is sleeping. After waking it up, it
continues rendering without any messages or errors. I'm just wondering wether the
encoded images/MXF are correct?
Is this normal? I remember reading some issues about fixes against machines falling to
sleep in some release notes.
- Carsten
17 Jul
17 Jul
9 a.m.
New subject: [DCP-o-matic] Windows Notebook falling to sleep during Encoding went sent to background
Hi Carsten,
I made an attempt to keep the machine awake during encodes, but on looking
at it again I think I got the wrong flag... I've put a fix in git and I'll
make a new release later on today.
Cheers
Carl
On Wed, 16 Jul 2014, Carsten Kurz wrote:
YES, it IS a boring flic, indeed, but does that
justify falling to sleep while rendering a DCP?
1.72.2/64
After starting the DCP job, I just switched to the Desktop to inspect a folder and left
it like this. After a while I came back and the notebook is sleeping. After waking it up,
it continues rendering without any messages or errors. I'm just wondering wether the
encoded images/MXF are correct?
Is this normal? I remember reading some issues about fixes against machines falling to
sleep in some release notes.
- Carsten
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