@n-jones said:

without a need to install python

 Well, this code will require some configuration of Pythoner.

By default Pythoner offers the full standard library included with Python, however, this doesn't include everything we need for this script.
So, a new Virtual Environment will need to be created, and then MediaPipe, OpenCV, and Numpy will need to be installed.
The module names for install are: 

1. opencv-python 
2. mediapipe 
3. numpy

This is worth knowing, because the names for installation don't always match the names used for import into the python code. eg: opencv-python uses, import cv2, in the python code.
You can find available modules at: https://pypi.org/

If you haven't I recommend watching: Getting Started With Pythoner to get an understanding of how the configuration is handled. It really should only take 3-4 minutes to create the environment and install the modules needed, once you know how it works.

I will create a quick and dirty video tutorial to walk thru this for this specific script/project. ASAP

This one seems pretty obvious — so I'm not sure what's not working. And as much as I go through old comments, I can never tell what is/isn't out of date, so apologies if this is well trod territory. 

Over the course of a performance I am capturing 8 different movies in isadora with the "capture camera to movie" actor and would like to route the playback (two channel stereo) to an external audio mixer across 8 different channels so they can be individual routed to 8 different speakers. Blackhole is currently the default audio device, but I've also set it on each movie player. I've tried to route each movie player to a different channel with snd out... but when I monitor blackhole in loopback it only plays through channel 1, no matter what channel I've specified. 

I have tested blackhole on my computer, I have configured it in speaker configuration. I have run an 8 track audio track through isadora to blackhole and it works perfectly. What am I not getting about the movie player configuration? 

Thanks

Josh

* correction: 1280 x 800 is the first projector

I'm working on a project with 3 projectors in a 3x1 layout. The first projector has an output resolution of 1200 x 800, and the other 2 projectors are standard HD 1920 x 1080. I attempted to make a mask so I could try and map without being plugged into the projectors, so I could save time by doing the work at home. I created an image in Photoshop (square pixels) with a dimension of 5120 x 1080. Each rectangle I created I sized to each projector's pixel dimensions: 1200 x 800, 1920 x 1080, 1920 x 1080. I placed the rectangles side by side and aligned them. I made sure the canvas was 5120 x 1080 and exported the image as a .jpg.

When bringing in the respective image into Izzy with the setting on the projector actor of "keep aspect ratio" on, the rectangles weren't proportionate to the displays via stage setup. They seemed a bit short.  When viewing in Izzy Map, you can see that they don't quite fit. What am I doing wrong? 

The view of Izzy Map with the Photoshop image showing and output: testing-izzy-map.jpg

@dusx

Please :-)

Jean-François 

@dusx No, but I will do that, thank you.

@dusx wow , that would awesome 🙌.
For me the things I find most impressive is the fact it’s runs locally without a need to install python and the ability to select or switch the models on and off 🤯 . 
I’d love to keep my workflow in Izzy so any help in this would be amazing 🙏. 

@ewan_fp

Have you opened a support ticket?
If not, please do. I suspect one of us will need to take a look at your machine to understand what's happening. This isn't a common issue, so it is likely specific to your system in some way.

@n-jones said:

if there was some way of doing this in izzy that would be amazing !

 I is pretty easy to use MediaPipe with Pythoner. Which feature of MediaPipe do you use most... face, pose etc?
I can make an example file for this pretty quick. (YOLO runs faster [when GPU enhanced]  and has better Pose tracking, that is why YOLO tracking has been worked on :)

@woland Still noting, though one thing that is interesting is that when I open up my file. I initially can't get my video to show up on my stage previews. I've been having to adjust the size of the preview in order to have it be visible on the preview. Could this be an indication of some sort of problem? Please let me know if you have any more ideas.