@video-architect said:

I was under the impression. that arduino was pretty straight forward.

In my experience (as someone who does not write code), things that require code to be written are rarely straightforward if one does not normally write code. LLMs can help, but the people who act like LLMs are a cure-all for any coding issue usually have some or a lot of coding experience, so they have a significantly easier time tweaking and troubleshooting when the code that the LLM spits out in the first round doesn't work.

@jfg said:

Two months ago, I faced the same issue with Tahoe and solved it by downloading the last version (at this time 10.33, today 10.41) of the Hasp software (Sentinel® LDK Runtime Environment Installer for Mac OS X). Perhaps it works also for you.

 Just to confirm (for anyone else reading this in the future with the same issue), this is the first suggestion I have made via the ticket submitted about this issue.

@gpeddino

Maybe:

Ditch the MTC Movie Locker actorPlace a fresh Movie Player actor (or unhide the hidden inputs on the one you've got from the screenshot)Right-click the Movie Player actorSelect "Use Timecode" from the contextual menuThe Movie Player's position inputs and outputs will switch to TimecodeUse a Timecode Calculator actor connected to the relevant input on the Movie Player to add or subtract as needed to deal with your offset

@jtoenjes said:

sorry ignore this! My bad programming

 Do you mind saying what was wrong? It might help others avoid the confusion.