@michel

Ok,makes sense. We should get together for a beer sometime but not so many as last time! Got a new studio and its the best I've ever had.

@craigw said:

I used to be able to have a Videos and Pictures Tab at the top of the bin picker.

I don't think this was ever possible. I tried with 3.2.6 and 4.0.0 and it wasn't do-able in either of those.

It also wouldn't make sense functionality-wise because then the same Control ID would be used by Picture Players and Movie Players, but they use different kinds of media and those media have different index numbers that don't matter to the other kind of Player actor.

I'm using a work around. Adding another bin picker just takes up more screen monitor space. No Biggy.

Hi, I used to be able to have a Videos and Pictures Tab at the top of the bin picker.

Now it's all the Tabs or only one. If I try to add another Tab, the first one goes away.

@zimt said:

is there a reason to run it in Rosetta ?

 The only real reason to run Isadora in Rosetta mode is to use the 'OpenNI Tracker' actor which is EOL.
The core libraries used for the OpenNI tracker, haven't been and will not be updated for use with Apple Arm processors, so the OpenNI Tracker can't be updated either unfortunately.

@zimt said:

is there a way to make numpy and openNI work in ARM mode?

Maybe, this configuration isn't tested. You may be able to install a python virtual environment via terminal forcing the process to run under x86_64.
That will give you an 'intel' version of Python, and if the version is exact (it is 3.12.10 currently) Isadora (running under Rosetta) may be able to use it, and when you install the required modules via PIP, you could use something like: 

arch -x86_64 /path/to/python3 -m pip install --only-binary=:all: numpy==2.5.2

to force the intel version of numpy to be installed.

...As I said, this is untested, and definitely a more advanced install/config. I would avoid it to be honest.

@zimt said:

every other tutorial that i could find.

 Did you find and read through this article about Pythoner and NumPy yet? https://support.troikatronix.com/support/solutions/articles/13000118388

@mark_m

Here is the touch OSC file and a striped down Izzy file, it was made in 2017 hopefully it's useful to you. I took out the 3 smartphones, next to the iPad they all had individual movies, pictures and audio files pushed to their device. 
igirlshowtablet.touchosc.zip
igirl_striped-down.izz.zip

Michel

@ray thank you I am doing fine, hopefully you are to. Well I am not a forum moderator anymore, so I am not working :-).

Michel

@zimt

Hi,

I don't have a specific solution for your issue, unfortunately. I have projects using mediapipe that I have come back to and found that there have been a number of changes to both Mediapipe and Pythoner compatibility that required rewinding and using an older, supported Mediapipe and Python version (such as Python 3.10) to avoid dependency conflicts.

My Mediapipe projects have been usable again after doing that. Linked here is a Mediapipe face-tracking patch in Isadora 4.5.1 but it was made before a json/pyhthoner skeleton decoder actor was available, so the face marker decoding is scripted manually using a Text Parser actor. 

Mediapipe Face by Bonemap

Best Wishes

Russell

@michel

Wow, that's pretty impressive!!

I wonder how much code if shares with the new TouchOSC... most of it I would think.
If you were able to share the TouchOSC file so I could poke around and see how the programming works, that'd be great, especially the dynamic filling aspect, which is what I'm trying to do too.

Thanks!

Mark (not Mark)