Oh... I see. No try/catch, just the return value compared to the kIzzyErr_SceneDoesntExist constant.

I'm feeling lazy to adapt my source right now, I'll keep the empty string comparison for now... works well too.

OK, found it. The function I was looking for is not GetBinNameAndUniqueIDFromIndex_ but GetInfoForIndexedBin_, which takes an ActorInfo* as an input parameter.

Hi Marc,

let's take this AU demo : https://github.com/julianstorer/JUCE/tree/master/extras/audio%20plugin%20demo  - I can't get it to show up in Izzy ... and : great news: looking forward on the next release ! Best, Benedikt

Hi Mark,

Message was sent..

I have a couple of quartz patches that use pre-compiled libraries. I wanted to know the limitation of using them in Isadora. So far they do not work, (I am trying to see if I can get the oculus rift (which I have working in QC) to work with Izzy. I remember having the same dead end with artnet when I tried to load a QC patch with the kineme plugin in it.

Is there a way to do this? Will there be a way to do this?

I also noticed that with the GetActorPrivateData a variable called outActorData is being set. Which is probably saved in the file somewhere outside of the reach of the SDK...

The type using typeid(outActorData).name() is given as "Pv" which is the same type as the variable to be stored in the IsadoraDemoReadSerial example plugin. While the data I want to store is of the type: PSt3mapISs8PEmoduleSt4lessISsESaISt4pairIKSsS0_EEE which is a map with a string, object pair. So... Maybe I am trying to push an object in to something which is only made to accept char* then of course it will never work... Actually now I think of it "Pv" could mean Pointer variable but then I still do not know what to do with it. So could this be verified? Hopefully by Mark? then I know if I am wasting my time.. Greetings,  Machiel

@primaldivine Thank you for informative answers and yes you described my situation correctly.

@Michel Stoked to jump on the 2.0 wagon when it comes around =)

The architecture shown by the file command on the object file is i386, so it's definitely not compiling as PPC.

I think it might be an issue with the external libraries not being detected as i386 libraries. I am going to try a couple of things with the compilation, see if I can include a version of the library that can be detected as i386\. I'll let you know if it works. Thanks for the help! EDIT: Still unable to make it work. The object file (IsadoraPlugin.o) is identified as  IsadoraPlugin.o: Mach-O object i386

@machiel_v,

Yes, the SDK is coming. I'm still weeding through various bug reports trying make what we have as stable as humanly possible. But the SDK will come as I can manage it. Best Wishes, Mark

Any news about the new SDK ?
Thanks.

I Agree with DusX..

Spend some time to learn C++ with for example OpenFrameworks and their tutorials then make your first Isadora plugin. Be slightly aware that the structure of a plugin is event based while OF and processing are loop based. This being said... I once started in PHP, then learned Processing and then after a some time I learned Open Frameworks and some more time after that made my first couple of Isadora Plugins last year.. So it is doable...  Greetings, Machiel

Thanks, I'll try it.

Isadora and drones. You all never cease to amaze me. ;-) Good work @eight.

@kappuz

I dont know about the Behringer. Concerning M-audio 2626 and Motu ultralite (my sound cards), I use a numeric cable, it could be SPDIF, TosLink or Adat, depending on your card, SPDIF for my motu, ADAT for my M-Audio. I wire the output to the input, I choose the card in "audio-midi configuration", I choose the digital output from Isadora for the moviePlayer and I choose the digital Input in "Input/Live capture Setting". With ADAT you have 8 channels, with SPDIF only 2. More stable than soundflower. Jacques

I have replied to Gunther with some details of my testing of this issue via the Support system.

I wanted to add a comment here as well.

I do infact see a cpu usage increase of about 12% on my system.

However, further testing indicates that there is no performance loss. Infact, cycle rates increased on my system during simple TCP stream tests, and during video playback and analysis the activation of a TCP stream appeared to have no real effect on FPS or Cycles rates.

We will continue to look into the cause of the cpu usage increase, but I feel confident that usage of this feature does not effect playback negatively.

Thanks a lot!

@mark my default resolution was 640x360  Your javascript actor helped me a lot to go through my system! I made four of it to be able to have continuous scroll and be able to "fill the buffer" out of view. It might still not be the most elegant way of doing it, but it's working at 30fps, so I consider it as a solved problem (even though I might try to make it better for fun) I really need to work on this Javascript actor!

b453db-twit-format.izz

Slowly organizing USER ACTORs created for several reasons, and that might be useful for others. I thought I have seem a repository of User Actors somewhere in Isadora's Forums but cannot seem to find it anymore. Is it there somewhere?

...................... inverted envelopes  ...................... scale 0-127 to 0-360  ...................... scale 0-127 to 0-100 

875e0b-inverted-envelopes.iua 0a18e4-scale-0-127-to-0-360.iua dc838b-scale-0-127-to-0-100.iua

Hi,

Here are the github repos for  1. iOS camera stream to Isadora : [https://github.com/bonemap/iCapture](https://github.com/bonemap/iCapture) 2. iOS app capture video to Isadora plugin : [https://github.com/bonemap/iCapturePlugin](https://github.com/bonemap/iCapturePlugin) cheers bonemap

Thank you @DusX .
I'll have a look at the wizard files then and see what I can do... or wait for an official solution.

Great!

I will try it. Thank you! Shigezo