06/12/2011 08:26:05
alakyr
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it's only a my impression or muvizu become more heavy? I remember the release before the new interface and it was very light and it was running perfectly on my office pc...now it very very very heavy and slowly...every movement of the camera it's a suicide in particoular in "direct camera movement" mode...it's only a my problem or the fault if of the new interface or anythings else?
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06/12/2011 10:09:00
  
artpen
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Hi alakyr, Remember, Muvizu is a game engine, and like all advanced games it can
Be hardware intensive, but don't be put off, just try and keep your sets simple,
keep turning the lights off when animating, or even try a Game Booster to shut down background activity on your pc, and lastly try and keep your scenes short and edit it into more complex bigger scenes in your editing software.
Muvizu is an ambitious project, and will continue to be more pc
intensive, just like all Top software, its on the move.
I agree the timeline is a bit jittery and slow on this version, but HQ are working on it, rest assured.
Enjoy the ride......
Artpen
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06/12/2011 11:22:18
alakyr
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i know that it's a game engine unreal based but i'm doing the same light set as before and i noticed a big difference...that's was the question
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06/12/2011 11:36:02
artpen
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I agree, its not as smooth as the last version, but we have to accept some slowdowns as the software becomes more advanced.
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06/12/2011 14:32:29
alakyr
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can't see any relevant graphics improving to accept this big difference....the cpu load is ALWAYS at 100% also with unit mode and the pc go very slowly...can't have a web page opened like facebook without having slowdown and when i'm making video I can't touch anything, neither move the mouse, or the video will be rendered with bad artifact...
pls spend some time to optimize it a bit...it's becoming to heavy this program...
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06/12/2011 14:47:55
 
Marco_D
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Hi alakyr,
Muvizu has been going through some changes.
We recently upgraded the engine and the UI. This obviously have an impact on performance on older/low spec machines.
Although we work everyday on optimising our software, there is so much we can do.
I just wanted to let you know what changed lately.
The engine upgrade is like the oxygen. You can't see it, but you know it's there.
More information is available on the download page. If you still have any questions please let us know.
Cheers,
Marco
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06/12/2011 15:08:43
alakyr
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Marco_D wrote:
You can see it, but you know it's there.
if I can see then I'll know for sure 
btw the problem is that my pc it's not low spec, my 2600k is death but i'm on the "old" e8400@3.6ghz with 4gb ddr2@1066 cl5 powered by a gtx580 and that's not normal...i accept it on the pc that i have in office (e5400 with no brand ram and a gt430) but not on the home pc...btw if u can link me a full detailed changelog i will be happy to read it and maybe revalue my own opinion (doubt about it xD)
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06/12/2011 15:27:27
Marco_D
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Have you tried running an anti-virus and a defrag? I'm assuming you have your graphics card drivers updated.
Soon enough, we will be releasing a new version and it would be great if you could try it and check for improvements.
Despite noticing by typo I hope you understand what I was trying to say. The engine upgrade has an impact on performance, but it shouldn't be such an impact that would make it very hard to run Muvizu.
You should check your pc, because at the moment I'm using a pc that has lower specs than your and I have no problem on running Muvizu with other several applications opened.
Cheers,
Marco
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06/12/2011 15:39:48
alakyr
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i'm like a nerd in information technology...i know how to keep a pc....i always clean the registry from errors, I defrag the hard disk and i execute the scan with avast every week...my pc it's ok....it isn't the problem
ps. puoi parlare pure italiano con me xD
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06/12/2011 16:07:26
Luscan
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Hi,
It seems a little strange that you're having issues like this with your computers spec. Whilst Muvizu has started to become a little more resource hungry you shouldn't be having the issue that you are. Could you tell me the sort of difference that you're finding between this version and the previous one? How many frames a second do you think you've lost going from the previous release and the current one?
What version of the application and windows are you running? (either 64 bit or 32 bit)
Thank you
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06/12/2011 16:11:00
alakyr
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i didn't used muvizu for some months for several reason and i found this surprise when i downloaded the new versione...
windows is home premiuim 64bit
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06/12/2011 16:16:37
Luscan
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Could you try downloading and running the 32 bit version of Muvizu? See if that gives better performance?
It's available on the download page or on this link: http://www.muvizu.com/Download/MuvizuSetupDXDotNet_2011.09.20.01R.exe
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09/12/2011 08:10:26
alakyr
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sorry i didn't had times...i'll do the test during the weekend i hope :S
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20/01/2012 08:48:44
alakyr
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sorry for the delay but intel, finally, has replaced the i7 then now i'm on the good configuration (http://alakyr.altervista.org/rig.html here the specs)
but still have big slowdown for example in the timeline moving the cursors or when start recording action for examples....and with the G15 i can see always a min load of 40% on the gtx580 and about 20% on the cpu (in unity mode not with normal lighting and the 2600k is at stock frequences and with HT activated)...it's very heavy :S
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22/01/2012 19:30:36
adrians
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I noticed a very significant performance drop with the new version, as well. This machine isn't too powerful CPU-wise (it's an older Core 2 Duo running at 1.8 GHz) with 4 GB of memory, but the video card is relatively decent, with a AMD 5700 GPU (pretty sure it's DirectX 11 capable). In previous versions of Muvizu, moving around in any of the included sets was really smooth. With the new version, moving through a scene is visibly jerky. I guess the new engine is more powerful in some respects, but it's not obvious where.
alakyr wrote:
it's only a my impression or muvizu become more heavy? I remember the release before the new interface and it was very light and it was running perfectly on my office pc...now it very very very heavy and slowly...every movement of the camera it's a suicide in particoular in "direct camera movement" mode...it's only a my problem or the fault if of the new interface or anythings else?
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27/01/2012 09:48:42
alakyr
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this is my big question...this heaviness can be justified by the increased quality that me, and others like you, can't see?
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28/02/2012 00:17:18
ccliffy
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pardon the slightly off-topic question but will an ATI Radeon HD6670 run Muvizu adequately with the newer version?
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28/02/2012 10:01:40
Luscan
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ccliffy wrote:
pardon the slightly off-topic question but will an ATI Radeon HD6670 run Muvizu adequately with the newer version?
That graphics card should work just fine 
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28/02/2012 13:14:04
ccliffy
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thanks!
Was concerned as I dont want to spend more than $100 (I have to buy 10) and want to make sure it'l work on this version and any future ones in the short term
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