Fixed it. I trashed the preferences (on windows in the %AppData%/Roaming/TroikaTronix folder and everythings works as it should.

@anibalzorrilla

I'll take a look asap.

Hope you're all doing well as well! I am using the new ledmxpro that can accept sd cards. I haven't dis-assembled them yet to install one, but, its on the docket. In theory the SD cards are the the show fail-safe with a copy of the show stored and able to run controller free. I'll do a follow up post once that part either works or doesn't. 

Ian

As Mentioned (delete preferences): https://support.troikatronix.c...
This will at least ensure defaults are reset.

@fred

Last Year I had a similar issue on Windows. Isadora crashed incomprehensible when the Input of the Decklink where chosen or shortly after. I had contact with Ryan Webber about this, but we couldn't find a solution. This wasn't about record to disk, but the input settings itself. As it was a rental Windows machine, and time ran out for the project we decided to switch to another system and could not investigate further. On the same Hardware Watchout and Resolume worked flawless with the decklink Duo 2, even with 4 inputs in parallel. The fun part: Izzy where working fine on a 2009 Mac Pro, with very low Hardware specs and the very same Decklink. Though with very low frame rates, it was rock solid!

I think it would be good to have deeper investigation into the compatibility with this card!

Best
Delil

 had the same problem. I deleted the 2.6.1 izp folder first. It didn't work. then I deleted the 2.1 izp and it worked! Yea! thanks! Mary Lynn

i call it file actor but it's really called Data Array. sorry

What format and codec is your media too?

Your machine is definitely powerful enough. 

@abusedmedia

The audio card issue you found is a know issue in version less than 2.6.
You can see it listed as bug fix for 2.6: https://support.troikatronix.c...

I suggest you open a support ticket, so that we may help you with the other issue, which will require further digging.

@dillthekraut

thank-you for the report.  This issue has recently been reported, and is in our bug list.
If you are triggering events, try to use the end trigger rather than a 100 test.

@vjw

If Isadora was working in the morning it is very unlikely the new problem is with Isadora.
The application folder doesn't have any thing that changes, so it could really only be something external.

Have you installed anything today?
Have you tried clearing your preference file?
Move your Freeframe, GLSL files, and Global User Actors? (so that they do not load on startup)

I have worked around this by putting the Set Global actor in a User Actor, that using a 'User Actor on/off' I have defaulting to OFF.
This way the SET doesn't send, until I set it to ON.
I suggest having the ON/OFF as the bottom input, and all other value inputs above (set them before setting the on/off to ON)
This is preferred since Isadora goes thru the Inputs top to bottom.

root

inside user actor

@dillthekraut

It's there:

@DillTheKraut @DusX ,thanks for your reply 

after deinstalling the vcredist and reinstalling it is finally working. I wouldn't have expected that it is so fragile, but can't say for sure which version i installed in the first place.

@mark is it an option to link izzy against a local version of the dll as DusX has described it above ?

Thanks for your help.

best clemens

Hi,

Please check the attached video

I had this on my old laptop and I have it on the new one. Brand new OS install!?

Can you please help ?

@craigw said:

Hi, If I mix a standard projector and a 3D project I can never get the 3D to be the layer under, Changing layer numbers has no effect, it's always on top.

I would correct @DusX here regarding this being a "known issue," i.e., a bug. It's actually a design decision that was made with some thought behind it.

The 3D Space and the 2D Space in Isadora are separate. That's why you can't layer in the way you were hoping.

In the 3D space, one must consider the depth (z-coordinate) when rendering objects to see if they are on in front of or behind each other. That way, when you move objects around they will obscure each other appropriately. (I.e., there's a sphere behind a cube and it is totally or partially obsured; but then you move the sphere forward and appears in front of the cube because it's closer to you.)

In the 2D space (i.e., the Projector actor), there is no z coordinate, which means you can't really render that image in the 3D space. (What's the Z-coordinate? What would obscure what?) My decision was to do it this way: render all of the 2D material first, and then render the 3D objects on top of that, so that the 2D space becomes a background to the 3D space.

Hopefully that makes things clear.

Best Wishes,
Mark

both the Grandma2 Light, Ultralight and fulsize and Command Wing have Midi inputs. Don’t go the midi over ethernet route with the Apple Bonjour midi server: it doesn’t play nice.  ;)

If they utilize an MA2port node hooked up to a laptop (node acts as a dongle giving you 2 universes if output), there’s no physical midi connectors on the device. 

Which desk do they have at the venue? 

Hello together – first forum entry here.
I'm currently using licenced Isadora 2.6 on a MacBook Pro running macOS High Sierra, 10.13.6.

As soon as I insert a Comment actor into the Scene Editor, I am not able to save either as regular save, backup, auto-save, run only or under another file name. If I remove the comment actor, saving is possible again.
Does anybody observe the same? Any ideas?

Thanks,
Room21.

I do have a small, but sometimes very annoying  glitch with the 'get media index' actor.

Put it into an user actor and connect the bin value to a user input.

If you now change the value from outside the user actor directly on the value (not with the slider). It shows the value with one value delay. I putted a screenshot with numbered bins so it's easier to understand, but it is really annoying if you don't use numbers in the bin names.