I am the producer for the American Ultimate Disc League's Game of the Weeks that are broadcast over the air in the US on Stadium. We have loved the creativity that GT Designer has given us as it has allowed us to replicate the Ross Xpression graphics that Stadium created. We use a lot of image sequences to animate titles in, but we have found that the FIRST time that a title is cued up on an overlay channel it often stutters and skips frames in the image sequence and then often will create freeze frames in the live vide sources. At worst it also causes audio blips which are very noticeable when music is playing.

We have an Nvidia 1080ti card (w/ 6GB of memory) and haven't seen the usage on the CPU go above 25% and the GPU stays steady at around 60%. All titles are saved on the internal M.2 storage device that is getting over 500MB/sec read and write.

We have 6 live cameras being used plus a replay machine for a 7th input. All together we are at 71 sources and without anything being triggered we are maxing the
"Memory Used" to 10125MB but the GPU load remains at 15% with nothing trigged but when we start to trigger gt titles we spike to 35%. Here is the sample from our truck this morning in our setup and you can see once we get through the first batch of titles it seems to be out of cache and thus creates major skips.



If purchasing a better GPU (2080 series?) would fix this, then we are all in as we want to be able to use animated titles (using image sequences as the animation).

Also, we've never communicated this before, but your product is awesome and what we've been able to do with it is amazing.

Great suggestion and one I'm kicking myself I didn't do in the beginning. ugh. 8)