@DusX thanks, beta 2.5 did the trick and all works well.

much appreciated with simple fix.

Hi we are having trouble with Isadora 2.5.1 where in Stage settings, the display identified as the main display is not the same as the one identified in windows displays setup.  When we show stages, it seems that content is appearing where expected, but we can no longer interact with the interface on the actual main display.

Is there a way to correct this? We are running windows 8.1 64 bit

You can have up to 4 live inputs in Isadora; have yu changed the channel in the input settings?

@Armando - Yes, yes, yes (i uploaded the patch when that feature of the new forum wasn't working)

here it is, let me know if it works for you,

all the best,

john

OSC joystick

Thank you DusX, I'll try it.

@judgeworks

Ok I found the LINK via my ftp login, but @mark  we should think about getting this back to the related downloads.

Best Michel

If it is Isadora's "CrashRpt" window, you can right click the area that shows the crash reports and say "delete all." That being said, please send them and include your email address. It allows us to identify and solve the problem.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@gunther

Ah ok, I see it know, the files are so close together that I thought it is one link.

Best Michel

here is my thought on it -> see picture : Freeze

Dear @DillTheKraut and @Paz,

Have you read this: https://support.troikatronix.c...

For sure, if you have the Adobe Creative Cloud Widget, you should turn it off. Several users reported everything was back to normal after turning it off. Similarly, I would disable DropBox syncing or anything else like that to see if it has an effect.

 There are many user complaints on Adobe's site about system slowdowns related to this software. It seems to cause problems for all kinds of apps, not just Isadora.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@DusX

Scaling, scaling, scaling... ;-)

Thank you all.  I did not know of OSCulator.  I have investigated and it looks perfect for this and many other future projects.

👍you are welcome

Actually, publishing points within Izzymap will not work. At the moment you can only publish points on the Output of the map. (it looks like it is possible to publish the Scale All of the Input map by right-clicking on the scale symbol in the input window, but this publishes the Scale of the Output map) - hopefully, at some point in the future, it will be possible to publish data for the Input map as well.

Is this already on the feature horizon? (@DusX, @mark, @etc?)

A simple solution to achieve the effect you are looking for is to create the frame in Izzymap, but add a Zoomer Actor before the Projector.

John

Hi,

I've developed a user actor that outputs a logarithmic curve, similar to analog audio faders. The purpose was to logarithmically fade audio volume through Midi fader board (NanoKontrol) and/or Envelope actor. I attach the actor and a table, where I compare the output of the User actor (logCurvature.iua) with a logarithmic ALPS fader. The values differ a bit, but the fading sounds very smooth to me! This is an actor for audio freaks (among video experts!) like me...

gunther

logCurvature.iua

logCurvature.pdf

thanks for your fast feedback ...

can i use sound siphon for multichannel routing like soundflower(64)?

Diether

@Armando

RE: "Why can't we put 255 as maximum in the matrix value send?"

Well, I was just trying to keep the percentage metaphor throughout the program, and the Matrix Value Send therefore had the range of 0 to 100.

You if you create a "converter" User Actor with this inside you can get what you need:

You can input 0 to 255 and it will convert it to the correct percentage. I looked at the output of the Matrix Value Send, and the hex values it was producing matched the inputs values. (I didn't test every number.... but like two dozen values.)

For the moment, that would be the immediate workaround.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@DusX said:

@Skulpture
I think the example needs to listen to two channels.

 Yes it did! MY bad was trying to knock something up quickly. Well spotted! 

@DusX 1 further test, the stage recorder does obey the codec settings, it is just the camera recorder that does not. Prores recorded from the stage and played back will jump around perfectly.

Thanks Michel