Could anyone shed light on what the "[warn] frame interval greater than 200% of what it should be" message in the schedule log means? Could this cause issues with the output of the lights? I had bad "freezing" issues earlier this year that were solved by changing computers to run the show. Last night I was troubleshooting an arch with xlights up in a loop and the show started so I had to run and close xlights but for some reason the schedule kept giving me errors on two sequences that they could not be opened. I went back and think I fixed that issue this morning but looking in the log, I have that [warn] multiple times. When I ran the show just now (I cant see the lights because its daytime), while loading the first three sequences, I got that error and one one sequence it was shown 3 times. Rather than [50], I had numbers in the 200s and I think one in the 500's. I'm just curious how serious it is and if it means somehow my jittery issue will be coming back tonight. I created and rendered all the sequences at a 50fps rate but I really really hope this doesn't mean somehow my jittery issues shows back up. Is there a solution I can do to address this issue in my sequences or fix the error?
