@lpmode said:

I kind of remember this working fine in a previous version

 I don't think this should have worked previously.

The way to approach this is to put the media that needs to play across a scene transition in another background scene.

So, lets say we are in the show in scene 3. Scene 4 plays two videos, but one of these videos needs to play into the next scene.

We create Scene 4 and Scene 4b (background scene). When Scene 3 jumps to scene 4, an enterscene trigger in scene 4 activates scene 4b as a background scene. So both videos are now playing.

When we want to leave scene 4, using a Jump actor we transition to scene 5 (past scene 4b), in a future scene we use an enterscene trigger to deactivate scene 4b.

So we move through scenes like: Scene3 --> Scene 4 (activates scene 4b) --> scene 5 --> scene 6 (deactivate scene 4b)

In that flow, scene 4b plays through Scene 4 and 5.

@lpmode

Thank-you for making the screen recording. That is always a welcome help.

In this case, this is a known issue, and is in line for fixing.

Hi there @joshuawg, 

That sounds less than ideal. Let us get to the bottom of this, could you kindly sent us a support ticket at https://support.troikatronix.c...

Our support team is aware of this thread and will respond accordingly.

Thank you!

- Juriaan

@bob288

Hi there Bob, 

It seems you already figured out the issue. Let us know how it happened. The article that you link has the correct code snippet?

Anyhow, I mark this question as Answered.

- Juriaan

@dariuspowell said:

<p>and 5.1 is playing fine, too. </p>

Great to hear!
And thanks for the update on the surround sound / multi-channel audio.

Right Mark, solved! The scale was 125%. I had tryed before but without succes, maybe your reset suggestion associated with the right scaling solved the problem. 

As always many thanks!

Francesco

@mark 

Thank you so much!

@rl said:

How could that have happened?

Hap is installed and registered along with Isadora. If something causes a failure during install, it's possible the codecs which are registered could be corrupted.
It sounds like re-installing Isadora corrected the issue.

 

you could be having issues with your storage it could be due to low memory or you could be using an external hard drive as a storage device, I was having a trouble exporting logos for my site but try freeing up some space.. 

Hi there,
I was wondering or you found a proper solution, if not feel free to open a new support ticket at https://support.troikatronix.c... so that our technical team can assist further.

Thanks!

@juriaan

I have done that in a past life (4 years ago) when I was using TCP Syphon to send video signals to RPI 1B+ units.  Unfortunately, my current receiver setup (https://dicaffeine.com/ running on a mix of RPI 3B and 3B+) don't have that capability.  The units are already at 75-80% CPU just decoding the SD NDI streams and the software doesn't support cutting things up.

Another option I am consider is forking my network and playback system into two layers. A master Izzy playback computer would send 2-4 NDI streams containing half or quarter of the wall's imagery to 2-4 matching second tier Izzy computers over network A.  The 2nd tier computers would then cut those images up and pop them out to all their respective RPI receiving nodes over network B.  Maybe a little crazy?  Maybe could work?

@m_theater thanx for reply - I will check this when I`am back in the studio we have a 4k Monitor there...

thank you for the help to solve such problems. 

@callie

Please open a support ticket. One of us will work with you to determine why 3.0.7 works for your and not the latest release.

Link to support is in my signature.

@juriaan

I have added a new Feature request, linking to this forum thread. 
When we next review Feature requests I will push for this item.

Thanks Juriaan,

  As it happens, I have already opened a support ticket.  I'll wait for that the reply to that, I think, to answer your questions.

I.

 

@eva how did it go?

@dusx This is amazing and super helpful. Thanks!

@jfg

Thanks that looks good and simple! And reminds me to refer to the parsing specification more often :)

Best wishes

Russell

@bryonc

Can you give us some more information?

What version of Isadora are you using? (Go to Isadora > About Isadora and look at the splash screen. It will have a version number the four vertical dots to the right of "ISADORA".)What version of the Screen Capture plugin are you using? (Mouse over the plugin and the info panel in the bottom right, below the media view, should say the plugin version number after the name of the plugin.)Your operating system and hardware specs for the computer you're usingWhat you are screen capturing?Can you see it stutter in Isadora, or is it only stuttering on an external display? (If only on an external display, does your target frame rate from Isadora Preferences match the refresh rate of your external display?)

Best wishes,

L Wilson-Spiro