@ytanokura

Excellent!

The next exciting thing for you is to control the switcher with Isadora using atemOSC!!

PS For Windows users this app works OK:
https://mcmillan.id.au/broadca...

@DusX @Juriaan Thank you a lot. I'll see if I manage to get those. I just installed the new ones. Hopefully the new firmware plays well with those drivers.
I'll get back to you with the outcome.

@Woland I am seeing the same thing on my M1 mac mini running Big Sur.

I have entered a bug report for the issue.

@videosmith

This example is from 10 years ago ( I apologize for the terrible audio). 
It's a semi modular system where each block can define Input and Output channels so the video and control streams can be routed as desired. 

Unfortunately this project needs much love to get it back to performance ready.

@michel

If you are passing through Ontario, give me a shout!

@d8bit

What platform are you running Isadora on?
Please take a look at the suggest formatting for your forum signature.

I just tested and I have no issues using Snap Camera as my live capture Video Input, on Windows 10 with Isadora 3.1.1

@bonemap Thanks a lot, I'll give it a try. Even if I don't end up using that, for sure I learn new approaches.
I tried to play around with my ropes approach, but did not get anything close to what I wanted. I found a GLSL shader that could work, but it lacked control inputs and I have no skills for that.

@roberto2022

You can also try this (you'll have to put in your own movie files though):

Demo Recording: https://recordit.co/NCmM4fsyAj

Demo File: movie-player-sequence.izz

@david

Comparing your screenshot to the default settings on the OpenNI Tracker plugin to see the differences, the only suggestions I have are to change 'skeleton scale' back to 'mm' (the default) and 'max bodies' back to '6' (the default)

@juriaan

edit: beaten to it!

eamon

@dbini Congratulations, I loved the final piece of your project, and your participation in the conversation, John. I hope I can participate in the next call, because as you said in another post, it is the type of project in which I would like to collaborate.

@juriaan said:

DMX is 512 channels, 256 is exactly .5 of 512. So I would personally think that if it expects 14 Bit MIDI that we should divide by 0.5 * 16384 = 8192

 Hi Jurian, thanks for jumping in. But divide where? I am not sure what you mean. The size of the incoming number could be relatively arbitrary as the servos will just stop moving outside their scope. I changed my script from 256 to 127 and I get pretty consistent movement from 0 to 16384.

Now if it really makes the movement so much more high res is another question. I have come to believe that it really only matters if you need to make very precisely positioned stops.

Cheers

@citizenjoe

There are EDID Managers which fake a monitor/projector and even more forces the resolution and framerate (EDID) to the Windows PC. They are very helpful in general, as this keeps your windows from flipping around, if you play around with the projectors. It could even maybe help you with your issues, as it helps keeping a clean and defined signal. At least, you'd have some devices always connected when starting the PC, and can start up projectors afterwards without worrying.

https://lightware.com/edid-man...

@cormiertyshawn

Wow! it sure requires a lot of security bypassing to make the appropriate modifications. 
I would NOT recommend the above app/configuration to any less than a Mac pro user.

@josafat Thanks- that works... what confused me was when I did that, ALL the points seem to disappear. Now I realize that I need to click on the image again to see the remaining points. Much appreciated!

- John

I'm a choreographer and cognitive neuroscientist in NYC. My dance company, Bodies Never Lie, is in partnership with Columbia University working on a live/digital dance production exploring artificial intelligence. I'm hoping to connect through this forum with artists interested in collaborating on the digital aspect of the performance which is set for March. Some details of the project: 

An Artificial Intelligence Nutcracker, 'iNut', is a modernized take on the classic story of the Nutcracker. Fusing diverse dance styles with technology, the work brings together top artists from New York City, neuroscientists, and engineers from around the world. Live dancing pairs with digital projections and tools investigating real-life impact of AI technology through the narrative of the Nutcracker. Using the classic Tchaikovsky score, the work utilizes beautification filters, dating apps, and self-driving cars to explore the benefits and pitfalls of a simulated reality.  Through comedy, technology, and dance, INut will ask the audience if an app-free life is good enough.

If this sound interesting to you, please feel free to email me, Jess Ruhlin- at copelia12@sbcglobal.net

@dbini

Yes! Thank you!

This helps a lot.

@adicas78

Do you have the USB power adapter for the Kinect 1414?
something like this. 

isadora user for 3 years. upgrading to v3 

What the best mac book pro spec. Processer , ram, video card , etc for V3 ?

Having looked at all the recomendation thought that the community would know best 😋

Tr742

@woland

i will try to reproduce the issue after the show on thursday....