That's correct, it only happens once in that video. I see it upon booting my PC and very rarely when making a change, such as switching out all of the images in the folder for new ones. That's why I assume it's something to do with (re)building the array and also why it was difficult to capture, I needed to have OBS ready to go the moment I loaded into Windows.Yeah, but it's not about subsequent updates here. The OP gets this occasionally, but on an initial basis (1st update, if you like). The other updates (aka images changing from one to another) probably work fine since he didn't complain about that. At least, that's what I understood from it, I might be wrong...
After the first time though, it's fine. I'd still like to get it fixed because the people I've shared it with have slightly different use cases than me, and they've brought it up as an issue.
Statistics: Posted by Mifdy — Yesterday, 7:37 pm