@Mikhail

Perfect... very useful little user actor.!

@joma

You can create many types of routers within Isadora. The questions will be if you can get 4 inputs to work with the hardware of your system. If the hardware supports it, and Isadora can see the 4 live feeds, you can create very unique switchers/matrices as needed. A recent forum post dealt with creating a 3x3 router, and the user actors attached are nice examples of how to do so. http://troikatronix.com/community/#/discussion/2758/solved-commutator-emulation-user-actor-which-able-to-route-split-gpu-stream-between-ins-and-outs I hope that helps.

Hi folks, I am looking for clarification on how video output resolution works in Isadora 2\. My video files are currently 1920x1080 and running very smoothly at this size. However I need to use a long VGA cable run, 100 or 150 feet/30 or 45 metres, and so I need to output a smaller pixel resolution (say 960x540) to avoid signal degradation over the long cable run. My question: Do I need to re-output my video files from my video editing software to the smaller pixel dimensions, or can I use my 1920x1080 files in Isadora and set my Isadora default resolution preference to scale the video to the smaller dimensions?  And, assuming that I can rely on Isadora preferences settings alone without resizing my files, and that Isadora will be sending out a true 960x540 video signal from my computer - does the ongoing file interpolation add substantially to CPU load? Thanks!

In my setup (on my desk, it's a M-Audio 2626), if I put "optimize" on "interactive", if I activate "snd out", I can change output on my sound card, changing "snd out" to "e1-2", "e3-4", "e5-6" or "e7-8".

see pictures

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Got the 2.2.2 today. Have the same setup, LFG4, MacPro5.1 and OSX 10.9.5. Sometimes during Live capture settings Isadora exits with an error.

I would be happy if I could use LFG4 too. 

@DusX You are right: I was testing the osc transmit actor by trying to type a text directly into the value input, and that would not work. Connecting the value to a Text actor allows to send a text out.

Thanks a lot! --8

^ Or that!

Well remembered Michel. I hardly ever use that actor. Forgot about it. 

Thanks for comments but I solved the problem quickly after posting. Instead of using the Jump+ actor which has the fade in/fade out times I just used the simple Jump actor with just the fade out time. This allowed me to control the slow or quick fade outs that we needed (we're doing the play Grey Gardens and projecting onto the set). To solve the flashing I changed the blend to 'transparent' instead of just  the 'additive'. This not only solved the flashing problem but it helped get rid of the brightness slump that we were experiencing when transitioning from scene to scene. Visually it looks great. In reply to the first post, I like using the scene to scene mode because we use our projections in conjunction with our stage lighting and the lighting operator does both during the play, so it's easier for us to build scenes and create playbacks that function similar to a light cue. Then the operator just pushes the space bar like the 'Go' button on a light board. I read up on the Envelope Generator and that was where my problem solving seemed to be headed. I will play around with that in the future when our next play will use images and video simultaneously. Love the program and thanks for the posts.

Thanks @jhoepffner, it work great. I add a gate on the loop end trigger to make my ON/OFF button. (the id control number 1 is my Bin Picker). I will include this patch in my final one.
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@WolandI

I am glad you found a solution in time for the show. It would be great if you could migrate the solution to Isadora and share it. As you pointed out there is very little information on these things available If the problem was hardware related, thats a tough one to pin down.

Hello,

100 times a delay! Why you dont try to use Puredata, its easy to manage a variable delay and its free, I think Isadora is not the best tool for delaying a sound, it's so easy to command Puredata from Isadora via Midi or OSC and you can send sound from Isadora via soundflower. You can find easily sample of how to do it. Jacques

I use a simultaneity actor to specify an area for tracking.  Connect the eyes as above to the column and row; specify the area you want using the inside range.
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There is also this, http://nerds.de/en/ipmidi.html which is really good, but

Updated f802fc-storagemod.iua

cheers, i went with the 'number to text' actor... just what i was looking for

https://vjskulpture.wordpress.com/2012/07/11/outputting-osc-from-isadora-to-touchosc/

& https://vjskulpture.wordpress.com/2012/07/12/outputting-osc-from-isadora-to-touchosc-pt-2/  Hope this helps.

Never had this problem and I do it all the time. As a beta tester I have many versions going all at the same time.

Delete folder, empty trash can, maybe restart machine and try re-downloading the installer.  If the problem still happens then there must be a very unique issue occurring here. Please report back :) 

This is great! Thank-you. I had a suspicion you would be the one with an answer.

Thanks Bonemap, you were right !! I would never solved it.

Just to know, this configuration changed by it self ? Because I didn´t change anything Best,  Maxi

Cheers :))