@dusx said:  Actually I expect this will be much more resource hungry.  I sit corrected ;)

Just because it's relevant:type into isadora.izz

@timegyes its definitely worth making a feature request.Best Michel 

@karlakr8 said: Any clues how to optimise Isadora 3 on a Mac?  Hi,This might be supper obvious, but I have had issues running Isadora with other apps open on the same machine - namely Microsoft Office programs and there is the old chestnut of the Adobe Creative Cloud conflict that may be an issue for High Sierra.

@wolandThanks so much Woland. As ever, your response offers me solutions +

@bonemap said: The Threshold actor  Indeed, how did I forgot this actor! thanks!result image:

@ilesartuzi said: @woland yes! thanks, it's pretty much the same idea of using a TripleHead right? I'll try this  Yes, sort of. Making it one big video really helps things stay in synch. You may run into issues if your aspect ratios differ though. This method is also excellent when you're trying to edge-blend content across multiple projectors.

Hi there, What version of Isadora are you using ?

@citizenjoe thanks for the info, very nice page! I was afraid that my machine had some issue, fortunately it isn't the case. I would like that the sound player had the same features that the movie player... and the windows version these of the mac! Cheers, AZ.

@wllmI just tried it and it works fine for me, exactly the way as in your screenshot. Could it be that you have changed the OSC port in the preference settings of Isadora? Or is another app open having the same port?Best Michel

I am selling my Matrox TripleHead2Go Dp Edition, as I do not use it. It´s unused, like new.Anyone in Berlin interested?

@bill-cottman said: willing to share any Izzy patches  Hi Bill, Using sound frequency ranges to modulate particles is one of my favourite things in Isadora - I love it! But this 3.0.6 patch, that I am willing to share, uses multiple Shapes actors with a single instance of the Sound Frequency Watcher. AudioFrequenciesShape.izz 

@dusx thanks very much again. It was something I should've checked... sigh. Thanks so much too @WOLAND! 

@alexwilliamsrollover the links leading to the Chop Pixels actor, and make sure that the thumbnail shows the image to be larger than the 1280x720 you have set as a target size.Perhaps you are getting a scaled image due to your preferences. Switch between Stage Preview and Stage Full, as this may change the scaling also.

Thanks Mark, it works great!

My workflow is to have a folder for each show that has the media and the Isadora Patch and I build it that way from the beginning; this is the workflow I suggest. If your room is messy, you're more likely to have trouble finding things. If you keep your room organized and neat, you won't have to go digging around in piles of laundry to find your keys. While I agree that this feature would be handy and has definitely been requested before, if you just keep all your media and the Patch in the same place to begin with it's a complete non-issue. Workaround: 1. Move all your media from all over into one folder.2. Isadora will no longer know where the media is, so when you open the patch it'll ask you where the first missing file is located.3. Once you tell Isadora where that first file is, since all the media is in one folder, it will know where to look for the rest of the media and will find it on its own. @mark_m said: in something like Quark or InDesignThere's a big difference in terms of the resources and time that companies like those and companies like us can devote to feature development and testing. We do our best to listen to our users and implement feedback whenever possible, but just because something has been requested does not mean that it's possible for us to integrate it as a feature, (no matter how long ago or how often it was requested).Best wishes,Woland