terrible quality of live input with blackmagic
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Agreed, the quality doesn't look good.
What camera are you using? What's the resolution?
And can you post a screenshot of your live capture settings, like this? -
like Mark says - check the settings of your Live Capture, but also - check the setup of your default resolution (in preferences) and output resolution (in stage setup and Izzymap) - if everything matches, then it should look great. it will be interesting to find out what's going wrong here...
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Also, in Preferences have a look here and try changing the default resolution to whatever you are outputting, or to the resolution of the image:
Cheers,
Hugh
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The picture is straight from another mac (no camera involved).
As i am troubleshooting it's a straight patch (no effects, no nothing). You can see in the izzymap window it's already terrible...
On mac it's the same...
Please help...
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Sorry, more screenshots
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In Isadora Preferences > Video > OpenGL try enabling Full Frame Antialiasing.
Also, what is the resolution of the camera you are using?
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@zedociel I Blackmagic cameras every day in 4k and everything os and looks great on a mac....
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@zedociel said:
The picture is straight from another mac (no camera involved).
You could do this in a completely different way by sending the image from one computer to another using NDI, thus eliminating the need for HDMI output / capture cards etc.
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@dbini I got that, but as for the capture it should be exactly the same. My card in a sonned usbc cabinet on mac is not the same mine is Decklink quad HDMI
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It's the hdmi output from another mac.
Resolution is 1080p60.
I tried the three video setup (scale to smallest, largest, default).
With or without antialiasing...
Anyway, i tried it on a new patch, video in watcher straight to projector, so there should be no scaling nowhere.
When i let the mouse on the link, it tells the output from the video in watcher in 1080p60
For now, i'm using spout/syphon from madmapper to have the good image quality.
Once again, the setup was tested both on mac and pc, with a decklink duo 2 and a decklink 8k pro.