Hello. Does anyone have issues with large batch exports (i.e 100s + deep prime). I put these files into timelapse images.
I’m trying to export to 16:9 (3840 long side) and it seems DXO doesn’t like to do that.
When I try to do the large batch export, I tend to get the ‘Unknown Error’ and
Small batches sometimes work but more often than not I will still get an error.
It doesn’t seem reasonable for my workflow to export one by one for 100s of files
I’ve included an image of what it looks like for one of my failed exports.
Hi @kevinsim
nice to meet you here.
I have just started a test to check if it’s possible with my old core i7-3770 / 32 GB Win 10 machine, DXO same version like yours
I took 334 Raw’s in orf Format, assigned a b&w preset and also Deep prime.
I’ve started and till now it’s running without problems.
The CPU is at 100% but if the power doesn’t go out DXO will probably finish at some point.
Normally I wouldn’t do this on my windows machine, but for testing purpose it’s very funny.
And I can still work with the system for browsing, email, and working with an excel chart
What I noticed during the old horse is running is that DXO doesn’t handle CPU and processes not very well.
Like I said, during the export is still working I can also work without any delay in Excel, Outlook, Edge and my banking software. But if I choose another photo in the filmstrip the photo needs more than 2 minutes to show the edit view.
And yes, the Enable OpenCL isn’t set, but the cores are adressed.
Because I’m not so familiar with this technical deep inside stuff take it only as a note.
I recently went to update my driver for my Radeon RX570. It seems to work a little better but still running into issues with small batches. The most I’ve done is up to 50.
I did try a cpu only process and it seemed to work OK but then it really does take a long time. After updating the gpu driver, and enabling that, it is faster but still the issues arise. I took a shot of the export summaries to show what I’m getting. I think it’s interesting that you seem to be exporting to full size with no issues. I am exporting down to smaller pixels and still running into issues. I shoot with an R5 (8192 long side) and am exporting these to 3840 long side and also cropped to 16:9. These aren’t huge files imo.
Hi Kevin and welcome. Are you attempting to use the RX570 for GPU acceleration? If so DxO recommends RX580 or better. I think that the 570 will still work but may require THIS HACK for it to be recognized.
I don’t think that’s important to which drive the files will be exported because his problem maybe come from the graphic card, the gpu acceleration or something which is described by Marks link to the hack.
I don’t have any problems exporting to my NAS, or an external USB Stick or SD Card.
Maybe @kevinsim can configure something in the driversettings of the RX570 for more conservative handling, or switch the DeepPrime acceleration settings from Auto to one of the possible manual settings. I don’t know if he has the possibilty for AMD onBoardGraphic or so. Just for testing to check if the problem is the RX570 GPU.
Export to c:, no edits other than horizon, downsized to 2048 long side. No issues.
Export to c:, horizon + DeepPrime, downsized to 3840 long side. Only 1 out of 10 was successfully exported. The error says ‘Save has failed. Internal error. (Correction failed on the execute stage)’
Well you’re right although I am seeing more so the pattern of errors arising with deepprime and batch exports. Single exports seem to be ok.
Which led me to try switching the simultaneous processing from the recommended two down to one. It worked better in a batch of 32 files, with only one error encountered.
Good morning
Only for checking if it’s the graphic adapter and/or the driver with it’s settings could you set the acceleration in DXO from Auto or Gpu to CPU only and switch back simultaneous processing to value of 2?
…you are changing 2 parameters.