If you are in an environment with extreme temperatures it might affect the battery life of your camera.
In addition, the official operating temperature of our cameras is 32☏-113☏ (0☌-45☌) however many of our customers have had success filming long term projects in locations such as Siberia and Dubai. Make sure you select your battery type in the settings of your camera – instructions can be found on the Battery Settings page of your camera manual.Download the newest version of the manual on our support pageīy selecting the correct battery type your camera will adjust how it consumes power and optimize the longevity of your batteries. Please use the Time Lapse Calculator on our website to calculate estimated battery life, memory storage capacity, and clip length. We recommend using lithium batteries for longer projects, for example with a 5 min capture interval you can expect a battery life around 99 days(TLC2020)/49 days(TLC2000) with lithium batteries whereas if you are using alkaline you will get around 66 days(TLC2020)/33 days(TLC2000). I think Cyberlink will need to fix the problem with Create Disc with GTX9xx cards and HW encoding at 60i, but you now have other ways to stop the flickering.The battery life and memory card space will depend on the capture interval and batteries you are using with your camera.
You can use the Produce Range feature to produce just a few seconds of the clip rather than the entire video, and that would be much faster to test and post the results. It would be very helpful to see what the video looks like if when you Produce. It is an extra step, and maybe your AMD card gives you good results with Create Disc. I know you prefer use Create Disc rather than to use Produce, but I believe your discs would be higher quality if you produced the video to 60p and then created a disc from that video.
The 60p clip is actually 60p, and that is why there's no flicker. Both flicker very much when I play them in VLC, so something is very wrong for PD with HW enabled. The flickering problem is still present on the "60i" clip because it is actually made at 30i, just like the one from your 970. You do not have to do anything I suggest, so I will not say anything more about that. Yes, your drivers are up to date but your computer has had many bad crashes (Blue Screens) and I wanted you to run a repair.
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