@dusx

Thanks for the prompt, will give it a try soon. Your Pythoner Add-On example also nudged me to think about how to manage the Media Bins more broadly as I move towards assimilating larger libraries of - say - Midi files, like these open source examples: free-midi-chords

A programmable option to import and remove path items from the media bins is what I am thinking right now - but early days in creating interactive experiences with such large suites of media options. It may be more about opening and closing Isadora files with segmented regions based on - for example - musical major and minor keys.

Best Wishes,

Russell

@bonemap 
I would be curious to here from you if you have a chance to use this one some 3D heavy projects. The 3D files can have associated texture files, and collecting these was the only special case that had to be handled to get this working. I had cases where my textures didn't have file extensions, so I made sure that case was covered. Let me know if you have any feedback. Thanks

@thomas-parb said:

https://www.openmediatransport...

 It is something I have looked into previously. As you said with little hardware support, it isn't something that is high priority for use right now, but that could change with adoption. I will make sure this is in our feature request database so that it can't be forgotten.

Hello dear Isadoras...

Are there already plans to implement Open Media Transport (OMT) /  https://www.openmediatransport.org?
Unfortunately, NDI has now become proprietary software.
Sienna and vMix are already (slightly) relying on it. It would be a nice thing, even if there are currently few or no end devices available.

Best regards from Vienna, Tom

Somehow?  after years of using my ipad as a secondary monitor via Yamdisplay all i get is a white screen when i send stages to my iPad. 

But if i mirror my screen it works. Any Idea?

@dusx said:

@aolis

Something that should help: Collect" class="redactor-linkify-object">https://community.troikatronix... Your Media With Ease.

 This is like magic! 

@dusx said:

@Woland and I had a chat, where they suggested the use of the Media Report to power a media collection script.

Sometimes I have good ideas 

@dusx

O.M.F.G!

Can’t wait to try this! Amazing!!

Thank you!!

@Woland and I had a chat, where they suggested the use of the Media Report to power a media collection script.

After a little back and forth this little Utility User Actor runs on Mac and Windows using the standard library included with Pythoner, so that nothing extra needs to be installed.

You simply need to allow Pythoner to run for your project, save a Media Report file, click 'trigger' and you will have a media bin filled with all the media in your media BINs. (Save your file as 'old media links' so you have that as a reference). When you close and re-open your file, it will relink to the local media, and is ready to be moved to another machine or archived etc..

GET: COLLECT MEDIA

@aolis

Something that should help: Collect Your Media With Ease.