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On-Screen Statistic

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The On-Screen Statistic is a tool to analyze the render output. It displays useful information about the status and the settings of each output.

Furthermore, it displays lines, running from left bottom corner to top right corner, generated by the render engine itself, which allows you to analyze if i.e. either the content or the render engine runs choppy.

 

The On-Screen statistic can be enabled and disabled for assigned outputs only within Pixera in two ways. On the one hand with the button in the bottom left corner in Mapping Tab - Live and on the other hand with the shortcut Ctrl+9.

 

The statistic always acts like a top most overlay of the render engine.


 

  1. IP address and output enumeration

     
  2. Graphics cards, used slot on main board for graphics card, used graphics card driver

     
  3. Currently used Synchronization

    Info

    The sync state appears when the output was active once during the runtime of the engine, the readout is done during initializing of the output rendering. 
    This is not rechecked during runtime!

     

    • Compositor Sync - synchronization via Windows10 DWM 
    • Swap Group Sync - synchronization via Nvidia Quadro Sync
    • V-Sync - synchronization via monitor refresh rate
  4. Output Settings: Resolution, bit depth, refresh rate

    • dropped frames - Frames which the render engine cannot load into the back buffer

       
    • incomplete frames - Frames that the render engine cannot load completely into the back buffer, for example because the time to open and load the frame into the back buffer is longer than the frame length.

       
  5. Licensed outputs

     
  6. current data read rate from the hard drive that this output takes up

Note

The current render engine is unable to work correctly with different refresh rates on one system.

 

 

Pixera 2.0.172 | 16. October 2024 | J.B.

 

 

 

 

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