What's happaning on $RENDER Discord, what's currently being discussed in the channels? Let's dive in 🧵👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻🧵 🧵 ideas-feedback-help Frame status mismatches and slow finalization appear tied to reassignment, upload bandwidth, or output-save failures rather than raw render time. ⭕️ @cgen_ reported a frame-status desync: the frame was completed and visible, but the manager app still showed it as “assigned” and stuck at 0%. Team member Dino asked how the same frame looked on the website and requested the first half of the Job ID. @cgen_ confirmed the website showed the frame as processing and shared Job ID prefix 6cb3a1da-9f73-4940. Shortly after, @cgen_ said it looked like the work had been assigned to a new node. ⭕️ @cgen_ asked whether any specific configuration could reduce the chance of “random frames” taking 10x longer than the rest. No concrete config guidance was given in this exchange, so the cause remains unclear. Based on the later reply, node upload performance or failed output saving may be a likely factor when frames appear nearly complete but do not finish. ⭕️ @cgen_ also observed that 1–2 frames on every job stay at 98% complete for about 10 minutes, even when their actual reported render time is much shorter. Team member Dino clarified that this usually means the frame is still uploading, pointing to a node bandwidth issue or a failure while saving outputs. @cgen_ acknowledged the explanation. ⭕️ Moderation note: @cgen_ also called out an apparent scammer in the channel with “lol go away scammer.” ❗ Focus for the team: clarify whether creators can see upload/finalization status separately from render status, and whether jobs can expose node bandwidth/output-save failures more explicitly. Also confirm if there are recommended creator-side settings to reduce long-tail frames or if this is mostly node-side behavior. ❇️ Final thoughts: The main pain point is visibility. @cgen_ can see frames rendered, but the manager app/site statuses lag or conflict during assignment, processing, and upload phases. Clearer status labels for “rendering,” “uploading,” “saving output,” and “reassigned” would likely reduce confusion and help diagnose slow final frames faster.