Thank you,
I'll start with that to capture live video.

Hey Mark, sorry, I didn't get back to you, been very busy with Vacation Bible School.. I seem to have it working, it required changing the audio to APPLE..

@Michel
That looks rather cool.. too late for me though.  :)

@craigw,

I once had a similar issue with my USB license reverting to Demo Mode over and over. After running up to the booth to unplug and replug the USB for the third time or so, I noticed the computer was very warm and that Isadora USB was also becoming very warm. I then plugged an external USB hub into the computer and plugged my USB into the hub, rather than plugging it into the computer directly. After that, I did not have the issue again. I'm still convinced it was heat-related, and now I always plug in my USB into any computer I'm using via an external USB hub. Do you have a external USB hub kicking around? Couldn't hurt to try it, right? Best,

Woland

Thanks Dusx, I will try that nice idea!

@mark_m

I'll let you know if I get anything ready to share as well... It won't be in the next couple of days either ;)

Thank you @artoo but which download you mean ?
I consider to buy 2 Logitech PTZ Pro camera. They have a great image quality and can pan&tilt with a 10x zoom. I will search a solution to control the 2 camera "in live"
Thank you

May I ask how this is related to Isadora?

Not meaning to sound rude. We are all friendly here but this looks like spam. 

Hi,

someone have solved this:

2015-10-31: Reports indicate EasyCapViewer doesn't work on OS X El Capitan.

?

I need to use my old GOpro camera live with Isadora but with my Mac (MacBook Pro Retina, 15", 2015 - 2,8 GHz Intel Core i7 - 16 GB DDR3 a 1600 MHz - AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB) EasyCAP do not work!

Thank you

There is an online test stream: will PM you the details, and you'll get to peer into my living room...

Maybe submit it as a bug report @jrhooker?

I would likely use two Matrox Triple heads to go.

each can easily handle 3x 640x480 outputs. You could probably even use a Matrox Dual head to go, with 2 triple heads attached if you only have one Display port out. The total resolution you are after is pretty low, so this shouldn't be to much of a strain. You are looking at 3840 width (640x6), and assuming mini display port, can handle this if running version 1.2 " the Mini DisplayPort can drive display devices with resolutions up to 2560×1600 ([WQXGA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WQXGA#WQXGA_.281600p.29 "WQXGA")) in its DisplayPort 1.1a implementation, and 4096x2160 ([4K](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution "4K resolution")) in its DisplayPort 1.2 implementation. "

Hi,

someone have solved this:

2015-10-31: Reports indicate EasyCapViewer doesn't work on OS X El Capitan?

I need to use my old GOpro camera live with Isadora but with my Mac (MacBook Pro Retina, 15", 2015 - 2,8 GHz Intel Core i7 - 16 GB DDR3 a 1600 MHz - AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB) EasyCAP do not work!

Thank you

Thanks, DusX , Michel  for your comments!

As i understand, NVidia cards more preferable. 

GPU and GLSL run basically the same way.

Don't use any vid-CPU anything. You may want to use the 'Chop Pixels' actor to cut up your 4K grid.

I do not believe it's possible to follow the tutorials instructions with 10.6.x

As N1ckFG has noted it may be possible with other software configurations.

I am with @keftaparty on this fiber is hard, it is fragile and you cannot fix it. everyone avoids it until they have to (meaning going over 200m). As for the and and B modes of SDI don't worry, a lot of gear is swichable, and this only applies to 3G rates, ie 1080i 50 or 1080p 25 does not have this problem.

As well there is a lot of gear that has SDI ins and outs, nothing really has fiber except for convertors. SDI-> HDMI and HDMI -> SDI are very useful tools to have around.  Personally I stay away from the cat5 or cat6 stuff as there is no real standard, mostly it is consumer gear and the results can be OK, but in my experience not reliable- it is sending a compresses signal and it changes the picture. TBH the fiber extender looks a little cheap and dodgy, not pro gear. If price is really the problem, I have a ton of SDI to HDMI and HDMI to SDI I get from ebay for about 35 bucks each. They work fine and have not let me down. Try some cheap cable and see how far you get, you can use the €2/ meter stuff. I have some expensive belden cable I made with neutrick connectors 5 years ago, I got 200m of cable and made a lot of different lengths. They are used heaving and dragged around behind cameras show after show, and I have replace some of the tips once in this time. This is an advantage of the more expensive cable, the cheaper stuff will work but needs more care. 

Gentlemen, thank you very much for your quick response; That helps a lot further: I am going to look at it in detail asap. Cheers, Thomas

Oh ! that's great ! everything's possible, thanks !

Thanks for sharing this. :)