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On Sat, 17 Feb 1996, [e-mail] wrote:
>Anyone ever seen ScreamerNet II skip frames during rendering...not in an
>even fashion either...one her, two there....weird. I was using it to
>btach render a couple of scenes on a single P133.

    I've seen the same behavior-- wracking mind to remember what causes it.

    (later) Oh well-- if you do see this behaviour know that usually a
simple reset solves it.  Check some of the frames to make sure everything is
being "found".

    This is where 2 utilities would come in handy:  one would detect "holes"
in a render (generate a list), the other would render ONLY the holes (render the
list).
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