@jfg said:

rtsp streamdirect in Isadora with python actor?

 I haven't done this yet, but yes. It seems the OpenCV video capture function supports RTSP.
This page provides some code: Capture RTSP Stream from IP Camera using OpenCV | Lindevs

What specific RTSP feed do you want to capture?
I might be interested in writing this code in a portable way and creating a User Actor that provides an easy interface to use. 

@juriaan said:

Output > Force Stage Preview, and make sure that Output > Show Stages works

 @ewan_fp Can you confirm that you did both of these and still saw no output?

Also, please try this version of your file in which I've put a output test Scene at the beginning. I used the Show-Hide Stages actor to programatically show the Stages in case that was the issue: gad-showfile-4-february-24th-v4.0.2-l-edit.izz

Interesting article in today's Guardian (UK vaguely left-wing serious newspaper - free to read) about the lasting effect of the Kinect. Also contains some links to things I knew nothing about, like the stereolabs cameras. Worth a couple minutes of your time:


https://www.theguardian.com/ga...

@bonemap

You could adapt the cueing system I made with a background Scene, Control, Panel, and User Actors. It's designed around MSC, but could be easily adapted for use with OSC. There's a User Actor for jumping to Scenes and another for cues internal to Scenes: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5543/midi-show-control-scene-navigation-cueing-system?_=1741004739880

All the same principles should apply, it's just using a Text Comparator.

Hi,

I am working on a theatre show and we have chosen OSC between vision, audio and lighting designers as the common protocol for sending cue commands from Qlab to ETCNomad and Isadora. There are absolutely no problems with this workflow. However, I am curious for any solutions or suggestions for inserting point cue numbers between single cues established in the first plot of the show. For example, I have asked the QLab operator to provide cues on a single OSC channel (/izzy/1 n) starting at n=0. We then plotted around 60 vision cues 0-60 into QLab to trigger scenes, and trigger effects within scenes, in Isadora. Now as we go into tech week I will likely need to insert cues between those labled with whole numbers e.g. 10.1 or 10.2.1 etc. Because I wanted QLAb to fire Isadora Scenes as well as triggers within those Scenes, I need a system to translate incoming OSC commands to various forms of routing in Isadora. I have tested using an external text file formatted as JSON with all cues tagged as "cue number", "name", "fade" and "script page number". I can then add point cues by updating the external file and accessing the cue numbers and names by programming a comparative search in a Control Scene in Isadora. Is there any other way to work with OSC triggered cues that allow inserting pont cues and allow scene transitions and triggers within scenes in Isadora? Someone might have come up with a super efficient solve?

Best Wishes

Russell

@thatmattrogers

Once you double left-click a Projector actor to open IzzyMap, you can right-click on a mapping slice or any of its points and you'll get the option to publish various parameters that will show up on the Projector Actor to allow you to manipulate them programatically.

Gif: https://jmp.sh/D2RE0VVC

@dusx

Is there a way to get a rtsp streamdirect in Isadora with python actor? And if yes, how? I have been wishing for an rtsp input actor for a very long time. At this time  I use VLC Syphon with the syphon actor. 
Best regards, 

Jean-François 

@lwebster

sharing the steps I provided in the support thread. These steps corrected the issue both on my machine and lwebster's

I have just gone through the process of getting my Astra Pro to work on my Windows 11 machine, and ran into some problem.

Here is what I found and how I fixed the issue.
The driver for the device failed after first being plugged in. I saw the red IR laser activate, but later it was off.

Looking in Device Manager, I found that the device is listed under 'other devices' (note it is also listed under Cameras.. but that's not what we need) and had an alert icon that indicated no valid driver was available. Trying to update automatically failed.

To fix this.

1. ensure Isadora is closed.
2. right click the device in device manager (under Other Devices) and uninstall it.
3. get the Orbbec Camera Driver for Windows from: OpenNI SDK - ORBBEC - 3D Vision for a 3D World  (Note: you do not need the OpenNI SDK)
4. unplug your Orbbec if plugged in.
5. unzip the driver and install it.
6. reboot your system
7. Open Isadora and add the OpenNi Tracker actor, and allow it to connect to the device. 
   mine was using 'sensor index = 1'

@callie

It looks like the unit supports VISCA, so you should be able to use the VISCA actor to control the unit over the network. It's unclear what it uses for IP video streaming though.. 

I don't see NDI support listed. If you can find details on what it sends/supports it is likely that there is a way to work with it via the Pythoner actor.

@thatmattrogers The link to the model is: 20x Optical Zoom PTZ Camera HDMI USB3.0 IP Live Streaming Camera HD 1080P 60fps Video Conference Camera POE Supply for Church Services Worship Educati https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BV...

I don't think it has an NDI mode.