Just wanted to compare PIX4Dmatic and PIX4Dmapper.
I have a problem with PIX4Dmatic. I’ve launched several projects recently and none have been completed. The problem is that the computer goes through the steps, but when generating the orthomosaic tiles it gets to 10% and stops. As you can see in the attached picture.
I would look at your GPU. Make sure you have the latest drivers installed.
In addition, I recommend setting the high-performance GPU as the default. It is possible that your computer is defaulting to the integrated GPU which can cause this problem. First, (assuming you have an NVIDIA GPU) I would right click anywhere on your desktop and open the NVIDIA Control Panel. Then select high-performance NVIDIA processor.
Second, I would go into your Windows graphics setting and set the high-performance as default. The steps below are for PIX4Dmapper but it is the same for any PIX4D product.
From what I remember, I set all the settings so that Pix4Dmatic would use the Nvidia card. On your advice, I forced Windows to always use the highest performance.
I am sorry to hear that setting the GPU to high performance for PIX4Dmatic did not help. Thank you for sharing the video. I could see more clearly what is the issue.
Have you tried using the Standard algorithm rather than the hardware accelerated?
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