Hi there, What I personally do with my Presonus Faderport 8 (Bit the same as a BCR) is use JavaScript to encode the values into JSON with a 'Formatter' and then use a 'Parser' to select the 'Fader' that I wish to receive. What is great about this setup is that I get all the data that I need in a single User Output called 'out data' that I then can connect all over the place with a Broadcaster / Listener or even record it as you wish with a 'Trigger Value' actor (Raw data output) and then just 'trigger' the text value to a 'Parser' and continue like that :) EXAMPLE FILE

Hi there @sebastian,Any reason why you prefer the JavaScript method then the Data Array way ? Personally I would go for the later.Like @mark_m already stated, please look at the thread mentioned, if you still have questions feel free to reply 

@michel it's odd - it was set at 1280 x 720. I'm still getting the aliasing when I set the shader to a low resolution. It's tough to find that balance of a clean dither and a lo-res look.

@wolandI can't help it: I'm just naturally cool  I see that the guys who did the body mapping for Apparition are based in Berlin... maybe you can make friends with Dr. Marcus Doering...http://www.exile.at/apparition...Here's a little more info about the system:https://pmd-art.de/en/about/

@jtsteph said: This is likely an insane request, but it would be highly useful if the snapshot function would store not only the top level values un a scene, but also the values in all the nestled user actors within a scene.  @DusX has already requested something similar. I would also love this.

@jtsteph said: I will do. Always happy to share. I just put a gallery up from the show we did at Sound Symposium. I will tag you on it now.  Can't wait to see!

@mark_m said: And it is (too good to be true) 'cause it's a 'bare bones' system, so on top of the $1000 you have to add RAM and a M2 HDD. Or two. And the OS.So with 32GB RAM, 1 x 256GB and 1 x 1TB NVME SSD plus Windows 10, you're taking the price up to about $1500. But that's beside the point... Still, the bare bones version of the Zotac Magnus 1080k (which can only run four displays without a TH2G or Datapath) that I just got, with Windows 10, 1TB SSD, 32GB RAM cost me almost a grand more than the total cost of the other computer + extras. *sigh*

Hello all,Here's a neat, open source site that looks at Wikipedia activity generates simple music based on what type of action was performed. The website is http://listen.hatnote.com/, but there's also an iOS app, and a github and it allows you to listen to Wikipedia, and set various parameters as to what you're listening to, which lets you make truly unique, neutral-sounding audio every time.It makes very relaxing music that I sometimes record and use for preshow music for smaller, artsy projects where this type of vibe fits. (I pre-record it so that I can fade it in and out using Isadora so that I don't have to hop between software while starting the show.)Ahead of the performance, I'll open up the site and capture "x" minutes of preshow music using free software called OBS and iShowU Audio Capture to capture and record my own desktop audio, which leaves me with audio files I can then fade in and out easily using Isadora. Hope some of you find all of this, or parts of it, interesting or helpful.Best wishes,Woland 

on Mac I use AVF Batch Converter who is more modern compared to MPEG streamclip. On Windows you can use Quicktime Player 7 or make a batch with command line using ffmpeghere are some good explanationshttp://hap.video/using-hap.htm...Jacques

OHHH! I didn't know about the control panel... that makes this a lot easier. Thank you!

Dear Isadora Community,Isadora 2.6.1 and earlier is not optimized for the changes made to Mac OS 10.14 “Mojave”We recommend users working with Isadora 2.6.1 earlier do not install Mojave at this time. Our team is hard at work finishing Isadora 3, which is fully optimized for Mojave. Upon release, Isadora 3 or later will be required for Isadora users working on Mojave. Best Wishes, The TroikaTronix Team

does anyone have any experience  using Isadora on a 2018 15in Macbook Pro? https://www.apple.com/ca/macbo... I am interested if everything is working OK with 3 or 4 HDMI projectors attached to the USB C ports? I would appreciate your feedback. many thanks, Don

Try seeing if converting your video files to Hap (or Hap alpha) has any effect.AVF.Batch.Converter.app.zip

@mr__julesYou have a few options, the quad split is a good idea, but requires all cameras to have the same resolution and frame-rate, also as these cameras need to be frame sync there will be extra delay while the quad splitter (multi-view) does this. It also means that with more than one camera you are limited to 960*540 per input.Most likely, to get any reliable cable length you will want to convert to SDI anyway, HDMI over 5 m can work, but the cables are expensive and cannot be repaired and generally unreliable enough that you don't want them in a show.You can also go for an external pcie enclosure and put a quad capture card in it. I use a blackmagic decklink duo 2 (https://www.blackmagicdesign.c...) it gives up to 4 inputs or outputs (configured in pairs). There are also some external pcie boxes with multiple pcie slots..Beware of cheap quad splitters, a lot of them will not actually give proper refresh rates on the output and although they can be viewed on a screen they cannot be captured. There are quite a few when you search HDMI multiview, but if you use one make sure you can test and send it back.Either way you are looking at investing some money-DeckLink Duo 2 - €4354x HDMI to SDI convertors - €130OWC Mercury Helios Thunderbolt 3 PCIe Expansion Chassis €250But a single capture box (especially one that can do 50/60hz) and a quad splitter will come close (I will stick to 3g capable gear)UltraStudio HD Mini €435Blackmagic Design MultiView 4 Hd €1854x HDMI to SDI convertors - €130Not much between the 2 options and the multi-view setup (although smaller) is going to give more delay and be a lot less flexible (as well as limiting your resolution to 960*540 per camera.

@dusx I see. Thank you

Please use the link in my signature to submit a support ticket.Best wishes,Woland

Great, thank you John. best regards,Don