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• 
  

  This is something coming in the next beta of Millumin V2+. We sent you an intermediate version, so you could test it before.

  On our side, we tested this feature with a AJA TTap and a AJA IoXT.
  

  Best. Philippe
• Hi Philippe,
  thank you very much for the quick response!
  At least we can see the IO 4K in the output popup with a variety of different output settings (resolutions & framerates).
  That works!
  Unfortunately there is a latency of approximately 15 frames and in addition the content looks very choppy, it seems like 12-15 fps to me (the result does not depend on which IO 4K output setting is selected – we tried several ones).
  I think, we'll have to test a little bit.
  If you have any idea, what will help here, please let us know.
  Thanks and best regards
  Dennis
• 
  

  We're aware of such an issue, and we're currently investigating it with AJA engineers.

  For example : the format 720p60 is working with a very low latency on the TTap, but the format 720p50 got around 10-15 frames of latency. This is strange, because both format got the same treatment in Millumin.
  

  Anyway, we're waiting for the reply from AJA team.

  If you have some info about your testing, feel free to share here. Thank you.
  

  Best. Philippe
  
• edited July 2019

  Hi Phillipe,
  some time has passed. Are there any news concerning the collaboration between Millumin and AJA?
  Did you get a reply?
  Our setting is:
  MacPro (Late 2013) with an AJA IO 4K connected via Thunderbolt 2. Software is Millumin3 3.11.q
  Unfortunately, we do not get a working 1080i50 signal from millumin.
  There still is a latency of approximately 15 frames and the content looks very choppy, it seems like 12-15 fps to me.
  Working with 1080i60 brings less choppiness and less latency, but is not perfect.
  But anyway this is no solution for us - for one particular event we do need an output in 1080i50 since we provide the millumin signal to the main video event mixer that requires 1080i50.
  Do you have any further suggestions or news concerning this issue?
  Thanks in advance!
  Best regards
  Dennis
  
• Hello @Skyline,
  

  We ran tests on an AJA IO XT : 1080i50 and 1080i60 are correctly supported most of time, but in rare occasions, the device just doesn't work.
  

  It's strange and we're investigating the issue. This may be an issue fixed in recent AJA drivers/SDK.
  

  A few questions :

  - Can you output 720p50 or 720p60 feeds correctly ?

  - Could you try to output 1080i50 or 1080i60 with latest Millumin beta version (3.12.l) ? What is the result ?

  
  Best. Philippe
• 
  

  Apparently, the newest drivers from AJA are solving some issues. Did you try them ?

  We also upgraded Millumin to latest SDK (to match the latest drivers). We sent you an intermediate version via email, let us know the results.
  

  Best. Philippe
  
• edited September 2019

  Hello Philippe,
  thanks in advance! Unfortunately, we didn't receive an email with the intermediate version.
  But we downloaded and tested Millumin 3.12.o (beta), please see the results below.
  Our hardware setup:
  MacPro Late 2013 with macOS
  10.14.6 (Mojave)
  AJA IO 4K (Firmware 4K 2019/05/22), AJA drivers 15.2.3.2
  Test results for Millumin 3.11.q
  1080i50 / 1080p25 / 1080p50 (our relevant formats):
  - latency of approximately 500-600ms
  - content looks very choppy
  720p50
  - a little less latency and choppiness, but still useless
  720p60
  - not choppy, nearly no latency.
  Test results for Millumin 3.12.o (beta)
  1080i50 / 1080p25 / 1080p50 (our relevant formats):
  - still a latency of approximately 500-600ms
  - content does not look choppy!
  So, with the 3.12 beta, the result looks just fine!
  But the latency is still there in all 1080 output formats and 720p50.
  No problems in 720p60.
  Do you have any further suggestions?
  Thanks and best regards,
  Dennis
• 
  

  The comment saying we sent you an intermediate version was last year (august 2018, not august 2019). It was before release of Millumin V3 !
  

  About the latest version of Millumin V3 (beta 3.12.o) : I'm glad it's fine now.
  

  I also observed a higher latency in 720p50 and 1080p50 format in Resolume. For now, I'm sorry but I don't have an explanation, but I asked AJA engineers about it.
  

  For info, you didn't test the 1080p60 format, but it had a small latency in our tests (like the 720p60 format).

  Best. Philippe
  
• edited October 2019

  Hello Philippe,
  since we didn't come to a satisfactory result with the AJA IO 4K, we changed the output hardware to Blackmagic.
  For us, only outputs in 1080i50 or 1080p25 are relevant. But nevertheless I'd like to share our test results:
  Our hardware setup:
  MacPro (Late 2013 with macOS 10.14.6 / Mojave)
  Blackmagic Design UltraStudio Mini Monitor / Driver: BM Desktop Video Setup 11.4
  Output connection: MacPro → Thunderbolt2 cable → BM Mini Monitor → SDI cable → Production Monitor / video mixer
  Test results for Millumin 3.11.r (latest official)
  SDI video output 1080p25:
  - latency of approximately 2-3 frames, content still looks a little choppy
  SDI video output 1080i50:
  - latency of approximately 2-3 frames, content still looks a little choppy
  - signal is technically interlaced, but looks like de-interlaced (see below)
  Test results for Millumin 3.12.p (beta)
  SDI video output 1080p25:
  - latency of approximately 2-3 frames, NO choppyness
  SDI video output 1080i50:
  - latency of approximately 2-3 frames, NO choppyness
  - signal is technically interlaced, but looks like de-interlaced (see below)
  We than thought that the Millumin 3.12.p is the dealbreaker, so we also tried to use the AJA IO 4K for the video output again. The result:
  SDI video output 1080p25
  - latency of approximately 12-15 frames, NO choppyness
  SDI video output 1080i50:
  - latency of approximately 12-15 frames, NO choppyness
  - signal is interlaced AND looks like interlaced!
  For us a latency of 2-3 frames is acceptable, but 12-15 frames aren't.
  So with the Blackmagic Moni Monitor and Millumin 3.12.p, at least we have a solution for our upcoming event in November, though we'll have to to take the risk of using the beta version for production.
  But there is one more thing for the Blackmagic setup / 1080i50:
  Within Millumin, we chose 1080i50 for the output format. Different Monitors recognized the incoming signal technically as 1080i50, but there seems to happen a conversion / de-interlacing between Millumin and the BM Mini Monitor as the content definitely doesn't look like 1080i50. To check that, we played the same content out of Premiere Pro via the Blackmagic Mini Monitor and that comes in a perfect 1080i50. And even with the AJA output, the 1080i50 looks like interlaced.
  It's no problem for us, but strange.
  I'd appreciate to get an answer to the following questions:

  • when will the version 3.12 become official? Of course we would be more relaxed if we did not use a beta version in production
  • if there was a possibility of delaying the audio of certain elements or even the entire output, this would be very helpful. Is this option possible or planned?
  • do you have any idea why the AJA IO4K is able to deliver a perfect interlaced 1080 signal out of Millumin and the Blackmagic isn't? (the higher latency does not allow us to use the AJA)
    

  Thank you very much in advance and best regards
  Dennis
• 
  

  This behavior with Blackmagic device looks normal. Here are my explanations :

  - I guess your monitors directly connected to the GPU are working at 60hz (60fps)

  - because your monitors works at 60hz, the GPU is also working at this frequency (rendering frames at 60fps)
  

  - Millumin is GPU-based and it renders frames on GPU frequency (most optimized method for direct outputs)

  => because your BMD device and the GPU are working on a different frequency, it caused the effect your observed

  In current Millumin beta (version 3.12), we modified this behavior, so Millumin's rendering loop can be forced at BMD device frequency (if you display the FPS in Millumin, it will be mentionned : 'forced at 50fps because of UltraStudio Mini Monitor'). That's why you see such a difference in results in your case.

  In brief : since Millumin 3.12, Millumin adapts its rendering frequency depending on your BMD or AJA devices. However, do not mix monitors and devices not working at the same frequency (or multiple of this frequency). I mean 25hz and 50hz works together, but not 50hz and 60hz, not 25hz and 60hz.
  

  
  

  
  

  
  # When will the version 3.12 become official ?
  We hope very soon. In the next weeks.
  

  # If there was a possibility of delaying the audio of certain elements or even the entire output, this would be very helpful. Is this option possible or planned?

  For now, it's not possible in Millumin, but you can route audio with softwares such as Loopback, so you can treat the audio with a specialized application.
  However, delaying audio or video is a good idea. Feel free to submit it on Uservoice, so we could check if other people are interested.
  

  # Do you have any idea why the AJA IO4K is able to deliver a perfect interlaced 1080 signal out of Millumin and the Blackmagic isn't? (the higher latency does not allow us to use the AJA)
  From a technical point-of-view, we only pass the texture to Blackmagic library, that does the rest of the job (I guess, converting the texture for the device, then uploading it to the device).
  So, I don't have an explanation, sorry. And I really don't understand why there is such a difference with Premiere (that is using the same Blackmagic library). Feel free to send us pictures of the phenomenom via email, so we could create a ticket for this.
  

  Best. Philippe