One caveat, why does it take ~12 hours on a 4.2Ghz PC to render a 360p low quality "preview" video with cycling turned on? Surely the H264 encoder is not to blame here.
The way I do color cycling is to offset the colors applied on the iterations. So the iterations of the kfb files are transformed to color for each movie frame.
For each movie frame, 2-8 kfb files ("Merge frame Count") are transformed to bitmaps and merged, and with your large kfb files it will be time consuming even though it make each bitmap in parallel threads.
So, the resolution of a preview does not matter much, instead the "Merge frame Count" can be set to 2 in order to render the preview movie more quickly.
Also, you should be able to use a lower value than the default 6 for the very large kfb files you are using when you do the final movie, without seeing the center switching kfb-frames.
EDIT: Okay, I've got the glitch frames loaded. Now what do I do?
Check the menu item "Actions->Special->No approximation". Then select the menu item "Actions->Refresh". The glitches wont be solved automatically when "Examine" is active, you need to add references manually - just by clicking.
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