@ovrarrest - depends WHICH rMBP you've got. If memory serves, only the ones with nVidia GPU can drive all 3 outputs at once - the regular IRIS only chipset rMBPs can only drive 2. (I could be wrong tho).

Yep, Vidock works on OSX with graphics cards, and their are single graphics cards out there that have up to 6x native outputs built in... therefore you could run 12x with 2 such cards in a ViDock - you just need to hunt further when it comes to the choice of graphics card.

For those who have Samsung 840 Evo http://www.anandtech.com/show/8617/samsung-releases-firmware-update-to-fix-the-ssd-840-evo-read-performance-bug

@nick one annoying problem is the Orbit does not send velocity out so if red is say "55" it doesn't tell you; so I need to go through every colour and work them all out. Just going to take a bit of time.

Ok here is a quick and dirty solution it has problems but I dont think I will have time to make a better solution for a few weeks- here goes.

You will not see anything at first, my GUI tools a broken and I need to repair them, the initial values are all invalid, but the OSC values all work and can fix it, this means you will not see anything until you set some settings via OSC- you will need to do this for every camera (contrast is the one that will bring an image). The GUI stuff is there but not saving or reloading- I need to fix this for other projects so I will sort it out. In the meantime I hope this helps you out. Fred

55c227-bin.zip

thx a lot @dbini ...i will experiment your recipes in few days on a real stage ...

I used this Lanbox LCX for a stage show with my Beatles Tribute band for years, to great effect.  I used Isadora for a video screen, simultaneously sending dmx signals to the LanBox, which changed pre-choreographed lighting cues just by hitting the spacebar on a laptop.  Izzy and the Lanbox LCX are perfect companions!  The band is no longer, so I have no more use for this unit. Includes the LanBox-LCX, power supply (U.S.), and dmx 5 pin to 3 pin adapter. LcEdit software and manuals are available on the lanbox website.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301537488572?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

The 12 core could end up being the slowest option for you depending on your intended use.

What other uses will your new Mac Pro have? If you are using it to generate content for Izzy i.e. 3D renderings then I'd steer you in the direction of the 8 or 12 core where the extra power of the CPUs would be of benefit. The 6 core will be ample for Izzy and other VJ apps as so much more work can be sent to the GPUs and this is only going to increase in the future. TBH the top iMac fully upgraded probably offers similar performance to the 6 core and much better value. Only 1 GPU but I doubt you'll notice for playback of Izzy projects. I have no doubt the iMac would show my old 12 core Mac Pro a clean pair of heals for most things other than rendering out from Cinema 4D. HTH.

PS. I highly recommend using HAP for your video codes. .. This will free up your cPu ( it does require fast data transfer.. ssd recommended ) . Using wmv files does a good job distributing to all cores ( via directshow ) however with a few hd clips even a i7 cpu will be overloaded pretty fast. With HAP and a SSD I can easily run 6 X 1080p clips without impacting isadoras' processing at all. ( with a fast modern video card )

Dear @adamparboosingh

I have a Canopus ADVC-110, which is essentially the same but doesn't require a power supply. Isadora 2.0 works with this unit. Check these things: 1) There are some dip switches on the bottom. Make sure your unit is set to the proper format: NTSC or PAL. 2) Make sure that the "Analog In" light is on... you need to press the "Input Select" button to ensure this. 3) If the red LED is solid, I think you're good. 4) Note: you can set the "Power On Input Mode" so that it defaults to analog the DIP switches  5) Link  to the manual: https://finearts.uvic.ca/sim/equipment/manuals/_av_convert/advc100.pdf Best Wishes, Mark

FYI, the show I mentioned above was only 60 minutes, but since i was doing a a sort of "live edit" at the end, sync didn't matter. (The audience never saw the live feed.)

Best,
Mark

I have the Triple DP edition running off my 17 inch MBP. I have two sets of adaptors: one for VGA and one set for HDMI. Works very well for me.

I made a sketch in Processing that works (almost). I had some help in troubleshooting because the image class is used in both leap motion and spout so processing was getting confused.

There is some problem however where the sketch runs fine but the executed executable does not. I will see if I can figure it out.

Ok, Thanks

I ended up sending a  feed from an HD Digital Video Recorder into a Canopus ADVC 110 instead of using the Blackmagic. Works like a charm.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Endoscope-Waterproof-Inspection-Camera-Borescope/dp/B00A6K4DCK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428331082&sr=8-1&keywords=endoscope+camera

There's a whole load of 640x480 USB cameras on Amazon with varying lengths of cable.

I think PRAM may have fixed it. Will give it a few days and see how I get on. I need to replicate a few fake power trips and stuff to see how it gets on. I will report back.

That's a shame :(

Can you make a presumption of how such a capture card with DirectX WDM streaming drivers will perform with Isadora? Best wishes, David

This is a good discussion about H264 encoding.

http://troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/comment/9662/#Comment_9662 Mark explained ProRes options somewhere, but I can not find it. I use 422 most of the time 444 if alpha is needed. HQ stands for High Quality(and larger file) LT for light? I do not see progressive(meaning versus interlaced?) as an option anywhere.

Hi Mark,

thanks, that has worked out, although I need to reset it every time I reboot the software. T