https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=447610
--- Comment #4 from popingsa...@gmail.com ---
(In reply to Eoin O'Neill from comment #3)
> Hi popingsarah,
>
> If you could provide the following information, it would help us quite a lot.
> 1) Please give us any information regarding your cpu or gpu (model, driver,
> etc.) so we can try similar vendors or models if possible.
> 2) If you could provide us a test file, like the one in the video that can
> have the issue reproduced, that would help with trying to reproduce it on
> our end.
> 3) Lastly, please tell us your current settings in the following preferences
> windows:
> `Settings > Configure Krita... > Display > Canvas Acceleration`
> `Settings > Configure Krita... > Performance > Animation Cache`
>
> Thanks,
> Eoin.
1) In device manager it says: AMD Radeon R7 Graphics (driver version
27.20.20903.8001)
But for more specifics in msinfo it says in processor AMD Pro A8-8650B R7
2) I will attach the krita file it happened to (though I will say, the issue is
only within krita playback, when it is exported as an mp4, as I did afterwards,
you cannot see the corrupted frame).
3) Canvas Acceleration:
Renderer- Auto (Direct3D 11 via ANGLE)
Scaling mode- High Quality Filtering
Use texture buffer- on
Animation Cache:
Cache storage backend- In memory
Limit cache frame size- 2500px
Use region of interest- 25%
Enable background cache generation- on
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