@dcmp

Did you manage to make progress on this or do you still need some help?

@bonemap

The login to the Add-Ons Page has been fixed, so you could upload this there too if you'd like. :)

@bonemap said:

number input fields that resolve math

Added this to the corresponding, existing feature request :)

(This would save me so much time.)

@bonemap said:

an option to make a User Actor from group selection in the Scene Editor would be supper efficient

Added this to the corresponding, existing feature request. This is one I would really like as well.

@craigw

A link to that manual would be more helpful than a screenshot or just the name of the device

Pics, I thought I attached to the previous reply.

Thanks,

Grass Valley Kayene

@craigw

Could you provide a link to the model of the device and any available technical documents?

I'll take a look at what they offer.

@dusx

Hi Ryan,

Apologies for the slow response. I did try your 'Collect Media Files' Pythoner on a couple of projects and it collected files from cloud storage and locally compiled a folder as described - great stuff! I did note that the pathnames to the assets did not change in the newly saved version. I think you indicate that the assets might be reassigned in the created archive? I haven't had a chance to try to port a 'collected' project to a different network computer yet.

Isadora also allows several files to be associated with a scene through various actors, like Data Array etc. and even .oni skeleton files so these get left out of the 'collect all process' or do yiu think there is another way to scrape a project for associated files?

Your offer will definitely help to clean up archives etc.

Best Wishes,

Russell

Hi All, I use a Grass Valley Video switcher and would like to control video clip playback with Isadora from a computer.

The Isadora side I'm very familiar with, it's the different protocal languages coming from the switcher that I'm trying to put together to send Isadora commands like Play, Stop Rew and more if I can.

My Current Choices: 

1, Contact closure, would work but it's so rudimentary and I would need to setup many triggers, but it's really easy.

2, RS-422, VTR/BVW, this has been around a long time and is probably what I'll settle on because I'm not a coder, but trying to learn.

3, AMP (Asynchronis Messaging Protocol) I'm most interested in this because it's IP base and makes a clean install, however as I said I'm not a coder and I'm having problems on where to start.

4, There are some other Protocols but most of them are proprietary.

Thoughts?

I'm starting my deep dive today.