Hey Jacob1970, I follow you because I can't do something you could with 2 BM mini rec.

http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/2516/2-bm-mini-rec-fail-on-mbp-retina-2-6-ghz-i7-mavericks#latest If you have time to have a look on it it would be great. Thanks Fred

Great. Thanks for the response @DusX

I hadn't gone to that thread because I already had followed the Kinect tutorials and had it up and running, but clearly should have. Homework to do now, to see what I can get up to.   Thanks

Merci Jacques,

A student just explained the following to me: "I think the issue is that there is an EpocCam viewer in the Mac App Store but it is  different than the Pro version available on the Kinoni website. Many of us grabbed  the one available in the Mac App Store." Looks like that's where they went wrong.   Thanks again Jacques for getting back to us, and good luck with your projects.    FTP

@dbini basically this is what i need. I gave it a quick try, text moves :) but i think i need to do a bit of scaling. finally :) i hardly used eyes because i always found it difficult to control its values.

I think @particlep  knows the most about eMotion out of all of us!

I agree with what's he's said 100% 'keep digging, keep playing, be investigative and playful' it's honestly the best way to learn with eMotion. 

@bennid

Thanks for sharing, it works for me, good job !

soooo looking forward to that!

So many ways to do this..
maybe a pulse switching triggering a counter,

while an envelope slowly increased the speed of the pulse.

@raha

I would suggest running the file in the same version of Isadora it was created in. If you can find the date of the previous tour, we might be able to point you toward the most likely version/s

thanks all

Thanks @Skulpture that's a great help.

My clock uses the code I outline here: http://www.dusxproductions.com/blog/javascript-based-orbits-in-isadora/ To control the orbit/rotation of the hands, and placement of the numbers. You can see a little more creative use of the same 'orbit' code here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=usai4ugQwRU

I will investigate

Thanks again !! Best Maxi

Hello DusX,

thank you for your advise. I had this in mind for the horizontal scrolling. But the example I gave is about vertical scrolling. I'm aware that maybe different fonts does have different hight within the same "font size" value. But if you use the same font in different sizes (as done in the example) shouldn't the rows have the same size each!? Especially as "font size" is defined as "The hight of the characters, expressed as a percentage of the hight of the frame"?!

That makes sense and explains some of the issues that I have been having. Let me try this approach. Thanks so much for your help. Rick

That's working. Thank you!

It has moved. Check the release notes :)

Funny timing... I just started looking as you all were getting ready to launch. Congratulations and I will indeed use v2.2!

John

yes indeed - that did the trick. cheers Ryan....

There is [same disscussion bellow](http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/2567/winamp-timecode#latest), but somehow i can't post there. Here my suggection about sending timecode from WinAmp to Isadora:

Few years ago i have found great tool - AutoIt. This is program, which help you to automate many task. I have used it for network administration and automation tasks.

It could able to read Values from any control of any program(aspecially standart controls) and send it through network(there are several ways to send besides network; Its also able to send values to controls directly). I think this tool could help you to complete this task. 

I think this great tool also could be helpful for other task.

Maybe someone will try to use this method to automate Isadora projects before me. I have no examples of using AutoIt and Isadora, but I have same task for WinAmp in my plans(but it not so important for now) to emulate synchronized timecode between audio and video in our shows.