I would love to log in and have all my details stored in the system for bug reports as feature requests. I don't think it would be that hard. I sometimes don't have time to make a bug report fast when it happens. If I was logged in and all the system details and serial numbers were saved with my login (maybe a drop down for those that have Mac and Windows systems or multiple registrations). Maybe this could also be attached to an issue tracker so that I could see if a bug has been solved (and all my bug report history) and what version has solved this issue.

Or you can cheat a bit and connect processing via OSC and this example

https://github.com/koblin/AxiD...

@DusX 

Hi,

I am looking at the next steps with this prototype. The current application is a specific development for a fellow artist to deliver a cloud around a sculpture with some particle projections and the current prototype will deliver that OK. All the components will be concealed in the sculptures base. Looking further the prototype might progress along the line of the laminar flow of existing vapour screens like this or a dimensional sculptural approach that is for me more interesting to develop like this and I think Isadora can really help with the multi viewpoint display. The next thing is to look at how the vapour/fog flow can be manipulated and to some extent controlled either by fan directed airflow and/or control of fog turbulence using some kind of extruded honeycomb component.

cheers

bonemap 

Dear @bonemap and All,

Thank you for your patience while awaiting my response to this thread. I am always juggling priorities, trying to ensure a good balance between solving urgent bugs, making sure things like the High Sierra release doesn't cause serious problems for the entire user base, and adding new features you all want. In that long list of priorities, the I'm afraid the SDK is nearer to the bottom of the list because – historically – it hasn't been utilized by so many. Of course that's not optimum if the SDK is really important to you, but necessary as I attempt to serve the greatest number of users.

The thing that held me back up is Isadora's reliance on QuickTime. We have an internal build of Isadora for Windows that does not use QuickTime at all. But this version is missing some features to replace those lost when divorcing it from QuickTime. I was putting off the SDK hoping that I could release it when this new version was ready, but it's going to take a bit more time before that milestone is reached. (For those of you who don't know, fifteen years ago I used QuickTime as a way to make a cross platform version of Isadora. That may have been clever at the time, but seems less so now, because removing it now is requires widespread, deep changes to the entire program.)

That said, @bonemap's comments here and a recent message sent via the ticket system has prompted me to get something out there. I am going to get the SDK to him first so he can use it for his project and offer any bug reports/feedback. We'll get it up on github as soon as we can so that everyone can access it.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@Woland

Sage advice, Lucas. And nice pun too. I'll start experimentations tomorrow, and keep you in the loop!

@fubbi, yeah, I unfortunately don't have access to a controller processor, and it seems like that's what I'd need to get this up and running (or at the very least get the proper format for the commands, and it seems like there is something wonky specific to this particular model and outside control).  I've been picking the brains of folks at the crestron subreddit, but I've pretty much given up trying to automate this specific portion of my master/slave system; everything else is automated, so having the SM manually press a button on the switch (luckily it's located in the booth) isn't really a problem.  It seems like it should be possible, especially since I can send and receive signal to and from the switcher, but I've not been able to control it at all.  I guess I can't blame crestron for wanting to keep control in the crestron family (wanting us to purchase a separate processor), but it's still frustrating.  Thanks for the response!

@deflost
I haven't yet added a Levels effect to the app. Its planned, but won't happen real soon.
You can adjust levels and contrast in Isadora (gpu based, and fast). Thats what I've done in the past and it works well.

@DusX

Thanks! That's what I suspected.

If i set my screen resolution to 800*600 (lowest avaiable on my laptop) scene list is still present. May be if you scratch any isadora preferences you fix it

https://support.troikatronix.c...

@GertjanB

Any advice on this?

Does anyone know Aidan Boyle's forum handle?

+1 for this feature. I'm currently working on a patch where I cannot connect directly to the machine running Isadora. A multi user session would be ideal as using a remote desktop client is not ideal and some feature don't seem to work correctly. E.G midi devices not showing.

We were also using a Mac Pro (black cylinder/"trash can") tower, but I don't see why it shouldn't also work on a 2016 Macbook Pro. 

@mc_monte, haven't you got one of the newer Macbook Pros? Care to offer any insights?

@bonemap said:

Hi,
Here is another approach from the UK: MiMu gloves
Best Wishes
bonemap

While we’re mentioning wireless wearables, of course there’s always the Myo Armband. This thread is starting to turn into a lovely repository for fun wireless wearables, so I thought I’d mention that one.

Best wishes,

Woland

@alex

I can't find anything. I'd say shoot an email to jonas@halfdanj.dk and ask.

Hi there @mark,

Nice ! Didn't know that, perhaps it can be included in the manual ?

- Juriaan

thanks @fred, i'll check it out...

@dusx said:

the memory card slot is hidden

Yes, it appears the card is an internal slot. I might get in contact with Jason at DMXKing about if it is possible to self-install the card into the device. The Mac OSX version of the software does not include the recording function, so I want to look at the art-net trigger functions for recording to the device.

best wishes

bonemap

hello,

may it be late to answer this question, but I just took a look at a similar post, it may be useful for people. https://community.h7.org/topic/577/gopro-live-streaming it tells that

On your GoPro camera enable Wi-Fi for GoPro App (Not for Remote Control)
Connect to your GoPro's Wi-Fi network with your computer (Note: your internet connection will probably stop)
Open System Preferences > Network > Advanced... and select the TCP/IP tab. Take note of the "Router:" IP address, more than likely 10.5.5.9
Open your browser and access the above-mentioned IP address on port 8080 e.g. http://10.5.5.9:8080 actually, I think convert m3u8 to mp4 is a better idea, lol

@citizenjoe said:

@Fred I've been googling like crazy and it's the lack of suitable solutions that brought me here! For example, most of the tiny camera's I find are either not wireless or need a dedicated app to work. 

What's wrong with dedicated apps? Is there any reason that you can't just use their dedicated app then use ScreenCaptureSyphon/Syphoner + Syphon to get the feed into Isadora?

Best wishes,

Woland

Sorry for the delay.

@DusX  I am designing video for Magician's Nephew down at the Shaw Festival in Niagara on the Lake. Three of the shows in the festival theatre are sharing an Isadora rig and they'll be running all summer. We are just in previews now. I'd love for you to come check it out.

@Woland I'l try to post a few user actors that I've put together for PJ-link / projector control. I have some that work with PJLink on panasonic projectors and a couple that can control a variety of Christie Projectors. I should be able to get those together in the next couple of days...

Cheers,

Cam.