@wassarts

If you're comfortable sharing your Patch, I can see if it crashes on me using El Capitan too.

Hi,

On reflection, it feels like this is the first time I have had to find and delete Isadora Preferences in over a decade. And on that older machine (running Isadora since 2011) there were quite a few versions of Isadora preference files (all now deleted) going back to pre Isadora 1.3 - I think. Anyway it is a testimony to how stable Isadora is as a program considering the amount of I/O and file passing work it does. Unfortunately, I have to reset my (hypothetical) crash counter between terminal crash incidents.

@mark said:

Isadora imports sound files into RAM.

That is very good to know, I assume that fact is outlined in the Isadora manual, but I suspect like most, I don’t always get to the manual before making moves when patching. Anyway experimentation is an effective way of learning - finding out the hard way what does not work, to really know what does.

Are you suggesting an implementation where  the size of the audio file is detected by Isadora and its potential impact in the system is reported in a warning before it is allowed to be added to the media bin?

Cheers 

Bonemap 

@Zaraka

Try closing any other programs you may have running and disconnecting any external hardware you may have (I've had USB monitors crash my Isadora on startup before if they're the only monitor plugged into my Mac Pro tower). Also I'd see how it does after a restart if you haven't tried that already.

Best wishes,

Woland

Yes show grid is enabled.

that´s exactly what i did today! setting it to 50 fps helped. I am using 422 LT now. 

@mark_m - thank you.

I have two of the PT-DW830's with Digital Link, but I've never even thought about trying it! I've been using VGA, simply because I own so much of it - thousands of feet. I'll look into it. I wonder if it would work with a TH2G? 

For future reference, I've found a page listing compatible equipment: https://panasonic.net/cns/prod...

Cheers,

Hugh

@celiomenard
I have entered this into our bug system.
Glad you found the issue, and have it working again.

@bonemap said:

It may be cable related

I  have traced the intermittent live capture failure to a cable issue. However, I think it would be a helpful feature to add the suppression of the Live Capture Error pop-up as an option in the Warnings check boxes in Isadora Preferences, so that a recovery routine can be automated in a patch during unattended installations.

Best wishes

Bonemap 

@mc_monte + @DusX

When you get the new beta build today, please go through all of the help text like the one above and ensure that all the key combos are right. Monty, you do the Mac first and make a list of all of the special key combos mentioned in this help. (E.g., the command-shift click to select links only, etc.) Pass that list on to Ryan and then he check them on the PC. Send me any required corrections so we know this stuff is correct.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Hi there @jessemelansonart and welcome to the Isadora forums :) 

Could you please attach your media / patch so that we can have a look ?

With kind regards,

Juriaan

@Bob288 

Thought this might interest you, in relation to your pet project.

Nevermind. It seems you need to set the MAX and MIN values of the Control element..

Feature request : It would be really nice if Isadora learned this from the elements that it is connected to.

@eight
Glad you got it working. Sometimes you just have to start fresh I guess.

@gaba
Please open a support ticket (link in my signature).

I have just tested the Sound Player with a wav file in Isadora 2.5.2 and it is working as expected on my system.
So I suspect we will need to look a little deeper at your system config.

I can't try this right now, but you should be able to setup multiple audio inputs using Live Capture and Virtual Audio Cables.

Have a look at: 
https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable...
and for routing the outputs to use in Isadora
https://www.vb-audio.com/Voice...

Voice Meter Banana lets you mix 3x Stereo hardware inputs, with 2x virtual inputs (stereo also I believe) to 3 outputs (here you can define the virtual outs)

2.6 doesn't offer any further options for inputs.

@juriaan

I don't see why they wouldn't work in izzy

 It's more likely the server doesn't allow them. Its common that they are not used.

Thanks guys, tomorrow we go on stage. At moment I've installed Isadora on another machine and it's works with some compromise about automations. When we stop to perform ( around beginning of December) I'll try to go deeply on this issue. 

@dusx thanks, I've swapped the dropdown out for now and replaced it with a radio button, solves the issue but takes up more screen real estate.

@jbrem003 

I just tested this again on my system and I don't have any issues. 
My guess is that something about the Leap system requires specific system libraries.
Try reinstalling the Leap software/drivers.
Looking at the Leap Motion SDK release notes, I found this "The Leap Motion installer for Windows now includes the Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable so the related Microsoft libraries no longer need to be included with your applications" 
So I would also try reinstalling these. https://www.microsoft.com/en-c...

Hope that helps.