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      [ANSWERED] Stage setup custom resolution not working like I expect
      How To... ? • • frank522

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      jfg

      Another way is to use the monitor in control panel. Set the ID of the monitor (here 1) to the output of the NDI 5 Watcher. That's it. You can choose the size of the monitor in the control panel as you want. You don't need any extra stage for the preview.

      Best regards

      Jean-François 

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      [LOGGED] Preload Scene actor causes Movie Player to start
      Troubleshooting and Bug Reports • • Jonathan

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      @jonathan

      I can confirm the behaviour you are seeing. I am recording this as a bug, however, there is a simple work around.

      Set the 'speed' input of your movie player to INIT = 0add an Enter Scene Value actor, and set it to 1, and connect it to the speed input.

      This ensure playback doesn't start and that the movie is see as active (required for preload).

      NOTE: preload is not generally recommended, it requires special care to use it effectively, and due to improved scene loading introduce in Isadora 3 isn't necessary except in extreme cases.

      PLEASE read the following support article to better understand the preload actor. 

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      PTZ Newbie (is a bouncy image normal?)
      Hardware • • jrhooker

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      @jrhooker

      Try putting another camera (any camera) up on the same pipe to see if it has a bouncy image as well.

      What is upstairs from you? If it's something like heavy machinery or a dance studio, that could make your ceiling shake.