@thierry said:

j'aurai besoin d'un peu d'aide . Je suis nouveau sur isadora et je n'arrive pas à convertir des ISF en GLSL Isadora . j'ai bien suivi le tutoriel ( Isadora Guru Session 11 vers la fin de la vidéo ) mais je suis sur pc et non mac .

Je peux utiliser Google Translate si vous souhaitez écrire en français. Je ferai de mon mieux pour vous aider. ;-)

Cordialement,
Mark

@msanii @ianpep 

The Zoom version that reinstates NDI virtual input for Mac OSX is as follows:

May 24, 2020 version 5.0.4 (25694.0524) Download Type: Manual Download here: Download Center 

Re-enable virtual camera support Support for virtual cameras will be re-enabled for users on client version 5.0.4.  

I can also confirm that it is load hungry coming out of Isadora using what appears to be about 30% of load resources.

Best Wishes
Russell

hi , 

sorry my bad, it was the nano control 2 macro that is all wired with comparators that was trigger all envelopes... I have to clean my version of it regarding my use...
maybe you can delete this post now !
debeug controller.izz

@bonemap said:

@mark said:

If it doesn't

 I could not get any of several ISF shader code to pass with your terminal app. 


Best wishes 
Russell 

 Hello,

For me no code to pass with terminal. For exemple :

"Error: could not open ~/Desktop/ISFConvert/shader.isf."

Best

J

@mark

Thanks Mark. I've attached some text files with the amended code here.

Looking forward to seeing what other people are doing with shaders.

All the best,

Andrew

TT Shaders with Alpha.zip

@DusX 

it's happen with any sound input source selected and the driver is updated. Anyway the Live capture working fine, so for now not that big issue.

Francesco

@goodboy

It might be a good idea, but you will obviously lose the flexibility that having the cameras through Izzy would offer you. You know, when the director goes ‘oh, I’d love to try this, can you do it?’ and you have to say no because the setup doesn’t allow it. It’s always that choice, flexibility vs simplicity. 

@dusx  The problem was solved !! The graphic card configuration was the problem. No more crashes

Thanks a lot !

Best,

Maxi 

thank you mark

Best Wishes

@DusX  

 Thank  you   so much! I got it. 

@mark I have an Optoma projector and may need to invest in a better one. Do you have any recommendations (understand if you are unable to endorse a product!) taking into account your advice re lumens. BTW I saw the amazing Lulu opera from MET NYC last night and the visuals were incredible - do they use Isadora? Cheers David

Hi there @tomthebom 

In essense you can force the Push2 inside User Mode that allows you to map it as any normal 'midi' controller. You will lose the LCD options, but all other options should work fine, also see this article on their website

https://help.ableton.com/hc/en...

If you then connect it to Isadora you should be able to see the Incoming Midi Messages inside the Status and Monitor windows. If you know that you will be able to make some nice User actors / Macro's for it

@dbin merci beaucoup 

@mark said:

@dako-arkYes, the error shows the the shader cannot be be converted. ""Cannot process ISF Shaders with Vertex Shaders"" means that the program does not yet have the ability to process a shader (.fs file) that has a companion vertex shader (.vs file). We will see to improve this tool, but for now this is a limitation.

ok ... I guessed.

I hope in your furious profiquo.npn job having no skills in this regard.

thank you so much

best wishes

 

Hi, I've packaged up the Selector solution with User Actors with a completely horrible little Javascript rolodex. But when set up for the first time it is one click to shunt sources around.

Cheers,

Rob

useractorndi.izz

@Michel Hi Michel, thank you. Not sure I understand OBS - but I think I will figure out.

Thank you @Juriaan  and @bonemap  for your solutions !! I will try it

Best, 

Maxi

@Michel Thanks for the advice, I'll check the video delay actor. 

@jfg I had a look, I am not sure I know how to recompile, or if I have time, and 2 sec is not long enough.  Maybe I can use a different program for the audio delay. I might try audacity. 

@mark Ah that makes sense, and gets it all in one place so easier to layout.  

Thanks, 

Mark

@mark

thanks again for this. 

rob