I am running a Trashcan with 6 HDMI outputs. In my case it worked only with the  MDP2HDSW from StarTech. Belkins not and even not Apple ones. SwitchResX helped me a lot to get everything tidy with different monitors.

I had something like that with a workaround that took a JPEG from the camera. Once I pasted that JPEG back in the scene, (like a still, but then saved as a jpeg) there was a difference in color and intensity, so had to adjust it with image controls like saturation an intensity. I think it got everything the way the original video footage color scheme and the grabbed JPEG (or still) color scheme. In your case it looks very off compared to the original footage. Did you change camera? Is the camera interlaced or progressive?

Hi There! I am currently designing projections for a play that goes up on January 25th in NYC. I am looking or an operator who can attend the tech rehearsal the morning of the show, help with set up and tech  and assist with cues during the performance. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to gain more experience and network in the theater world. Must be available for a 1pm tech rehearsal on the 25th and a 7:30pm show. Small stipend is a plus. Message me or email me at jpetrusak@gmail.com for details.

OK I GET THE PRIZE FOR BEING SLOW... I forgot that since Sierra there is also the System Prefs option to hide the menu bar in the General tab. Rusty... what can I say!! LOL

@dritter what you need is an active USB3.0 extension. i got one of these and it works fine.with a 3m passive USB3.0 cable, i can get data from the Kinect but the speed is compromised and the system becomes unstable.

@dusx @deflost Yes, as the SDK changes newer tools are not compatible with tools built against the older SDK's. There is some leeway in this but in general that is the way it goes. 

@juriaanI'll let you know :)

Geee, I was looking for that... Thanks a lot!

Thanks @Juriaan

@jhoepffner @fred @bonemapJacques, Fred and Bonemap, I have finally determined a workaround for being unable to save the large Isadora patch while editing. It is not related to having media on two different disks, as I thought, it happens when a background video is playing while I attempt a save or during an auto-save. This was an intermittent problem accompanied with one of  two error messages(see attached). If I turn off the movie player and projector associated with the background video, I can save the patch. This is very strange because I have been saving a patch while a video plays to stage since I began using Isadora 12 years ago. This problem occurred on a 2017 Mac Book Pro, 2013 Mac Pro, and 3 different PCs.Don

@deflostHi there,It is unsure, one of the Isadora Staff have to answer it, there are no signs about it in the released news sources on the forum so I doubt it.@Woland Could you please ask Mark or this feature is planned for the upcoming 3.0 release, honestly this is a feature that we really need to make sure that Isadora stays relevant for Interactive work / installations / theatre pieces that rely on multiple audio outputs / multiple audio inputs + audio support for Windows of Isadora doesn't cut it.. Thanks buddy :)

@Louizos The easiest way I can think to do this is to convert lowercase, to uppercase ( I would use Javascript it has great text parsing features). If you know all text is lowercase, you can then just return the text to lowercase when you go to hightlight another word/phrase.The Text Draw actor doesn't offer format targeting, so there are limited options.Another option, might be to Cut the text (only works if you have a know number of highlights... ideally 1) so that the first block is Non highlighted, then with another Text Draw Actor you place the Hightlighted text, and again flowup with another text draw actor with the remaining non-hightlighted text.

Glad its working for your now.

@wolandWe bought an MD-HX last year and the quality is really good. The hardware seems to have a much higher quality than the Blackmagic converters. And one device can convert HDMI—SDI and SDI-HDMI. You don‘t have to think about which device goes on which end. Best Michel

@andy-delmaine You can have a look at creating custom actions for google home (https://developers.google.com/... ) Most likely you can get it to send something to NodeRed (with nodeJS). this way you can avoid a lot of actual coding but it will still be some finicky work. I did not watch it but this seems to be about how to get it going. Node red has an optional OSC Node https://www.npmjs.com/package/...

Thanks a lot.That solved the problem.Thank you again for the quick response!!!

@jlarsenIf create a support ticket via the link in my signature, send us your Isadora Patch, and tell us the sequence of cues that were going wacky, we can have a look and make sure that it's not something strange in the Isadora Patch itself.Best wishes,Woland