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1. While attempting to create AI-generated content using a new method, I encountered occasional freezing issues.
2. As these freezes didn't significantly impact the overall process—and given the lack of time for further experimentation—I shifted focus to adding audio to videos that were already completed.
3. An anomaly occurred during the audio-processing phase: tasks that typically take 800–1,200 seconds began taking anywhere from 2,000 to 8,000 seconds.
4. After returning from work, I discovered that the display was failing to output any image at all.
5. Although a reboot restored the display, I realized that attempting to process audio—as I had done previously—consistently triggered the same display failure.
6. A friend who is a PC expert identified the root cause: conflicts between various AI models, software updates, and the GPU, all stemming from my attempts to implement the new method mentioned in step 1.
7. I have abandoned the new approach, reverted my entire working environment to previous versions, and returned to my original workflow (excluding audio).
8. Except for the SSD containing all my existing video projects, the rest of my hardware has been handed over to my expert friend for further inspection.
Conclusion: It will be difficult to produce new videos for the time being. I will resume work once these issues are resolved. Furthermore, since the audio quality has not met my standards—and because the process consistently causes technical problems—I am suspending all audio-related work until I can find a more stable method for adding sound to my videos.I’m not sure if it’s related to the process mentioned above, but it seems that bad sectors have been detected on the HDD. I don’t know much about PCs, but given that a component I’ve been using for 20 years has finally failed, I suppose it’s just to be expected...
1. While attempting to create AI-generated content using a new method, I encountered occasional freezing issues.
2. As these freezes didn't significantly impact the overall process—and given the lack of time for further experimentation—I shifted focus to adding audio to videos that were already completed.
3. An anomaly occurred during the audio-processing phase: tasks that typically take 800–1,200 seconds began taking anywhere from 2,000 to 8,000 seconds.
4. After returning from work, I discovered that the display was failing to output any image at all.
5. Although a reboot restored the display, I realized that attempting to process audio—as I had done previously—consistently triggered the same display failure.
6. A friend who is a PC expert identified the root cause: conflicts between various AI models, software updates, and the GPU, all stemming from my attempts to implement the new method mentioned in step 1.
7. I have abandoned the new approach, reverted my entire working environment to previous versions, and returned to my original workflow (excluding audio).
8. Except for the SSD containing all my existing video projects, the rest of my hardware has been handed over to my expert friend for further inspection.
Conclusion: It will be difficult to produce new videos for the time being. I will resume work once these issues are resolved. Furthermore, since the audio quality has not met my standards—and because the process consistently causes technical problems—I am suspending all audio-related work until I can find a more stable method for adding sound to my videos.I’m not sure if it’s related to the process mentioned above, but it seems that bad sectors have been detected on the HDD. I don’t know much about PCs, but given that a component I’ve been using for 20 years has finally failed, I suppose it’s just to be expected...
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