@jtoenjes said:

H.265

Ah yes, that'll do it, H265 isn't a media format we officially support (which is not to say that it won't work on any system, it just means that, as you've discovered, it may not work on some systems and as such we don't recommend using it).

@woland That's what I am considering, I will make my patches in Isadora 3 and will run them on a rented version of Isadora 4 for the final installation.

Thanks :)

@gaspar said:

I might try installing ISADORA 4 and see what happens.

 4 includes a fix or two that address a stage freeze that was occurring on Windows in specific cases, so it may help.

i used this keyboards as a button can be reprogrammed as a midi device with the arduino ide

https://www.berrybase.de/en/wa...

Nice project. Glad it was a success.

@tr742

No problem :)

@donald

If you want to have more than two videos, you'll need to switch to some other setup. Something like this: Download (same file, just added a third Scene)

@dbini said:

I wonder if Python could achieve a similar result?

 Python or Javascript, shouldn't have any problem with this.
Just restart a timer when a new value arrives, and have a pulsed trigger that has the time checked constantly, making updates as needed.

@otto22 Hi. This might help https://forum.arduino.cc/t/2-s...

Hi all,

Does anyone have tips or sample contracts for situations where you’re re hired by a musician (as is often the case for me, but could be performance group or similar) to perform live visuals during their shows?

It’s mainly to clearly set things and split ahead of time and avoid issues later.

A*

@giel

Yes, the NDI HX camera is great.

Also EpocCam works well. But I prefer the NDIHX.

@dbini On an M1there is no problem at all I tested today

@woland thanx!

Hi everyone,

I recently replaced a Christie lamp projector with a laser projector and kept the same Medialon integration. Previously, I used the TCP command HIS+LMP6 to retrieve and display lamp hours on the user interface. This worked perfectly with the lamp-based unit.

However, with the new laser projector, this command no longer functions and returns an error. I suspect that the laser model uses a different parameter for tracking usage hours, but I haven't found the correct command yet.

Has anyone dealt with this issue before or know the correct TCP command to retrieve laser hours or operating hours from Christie laser projectors?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.