@dusx said:

With that said, you use the standard method of mutating your inputs/outputs to the expected types. 

 @Aolis 

These User Actors of mine can be quite useful for that: https://troikatronix.com/add-ons/mutator-user-actors/

@ray

An ongoing issue with Windows and Isadora remembering stage/projector assignments.

The only reliable way I have found to solve this is by using EDID Emulators.

I have found that these work well. They've pretty cheap, and are an essential part of my setup.

https://www.aten.com/global/en...

Best of luck.

@dusx

Thanks, Ryan.

It'd just be a stream from an IP Camera on the local network, so I think the OBS / NDI solution will work fine for my needs. 
I'm sure you have better things to do with your time :-)

Cheers

Mark

If you are looking to output only the two blended images you don't need the first two stages you created. The blended stage will output to two projectors.

When you're looking at your blended stage in stage setup, you have two tabs beside the word 'stage'. In your case right now they say 4 and 5. By clicking these you can see which physical projector the stage is connected to. 

Once you remove the other two singular stages and ensure that the blended stages are being sent to the same physical projectors that those were previously connected to you should see the output you expect.

I have a project which several scenes, and it receives timecode from another computer.

Let's say I have a list with timecode intervals, something like:

Scene 1: 00:00:00:00 - 00:02:30:00
Scene 2: 00:02:30:01 - 00:05:00:00

And I want to create an actor that will read the incoming MTC and immediately jump to the correct scene.

I have done something similar that worked (see pic), but it was kinda exhaustive because I had to input all the intervals manually, and I was thinking about something more dynamic, maybe with JavaScript and a text file with the intervals? Any other ideas?

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