I’m starting to see strange lines in the cubase.
Windows 10 is up to date with the latest display driver.
I’ve tested it on multiple versions of Windows.
Any help would be appreciated!
Hi and welcome to the forum!
It doesn’t seem to be a Cubase issue . This looks like there is something wrong with your graphic card/drivers. Do you use an onboard graphic card? If so, which motherboard do you have? DirectX version? Have you checked the minimum requirements? Which Cubase version do you use?
Thank you @Reco29
The graphics card is an Intel 770 integrated into the motherboard. I tried updating the driver to the latest version, but it didn’t affect the issue.
Everything was working perfectly a few days ago. I checked whether a Windows update might have changed the graphics settings, but I only found general updates.
Thanks again!
By the way, when I move the mouse cursor over the buttons, the strange lines on the buttons disappear (but only buttons the mouse over on).
If I add a new channel, the lines disappear as well.
This is a very, very strange issue. I’ve been working with Cubase for 20 years, and this is the first time it has happened to me.
So you’ve installed Cubase on many machines and you have the lines on others too?
oops @almaelectronix..
I made a mistake in the wording of my message. Sorry. The issue only occurs on one computer with Windows. I meant that I tested several versions of Cubase. I don’t know how I got that wrong.
With nVidia graphic cards this usually happens when a certain “sharpen” filter is switched on.
Maybe Intel is now using something similiar.
Here is the solution for nVidia. Try to look in the driver settings for something similiar.