@marcomvmusico

I would route the audio to a software audio device, on Windows maybe voicemeeter, and use its EQ features. This would give you lots of dedicated audio control on your outputs.

Of course if you have time with the source material before running it in Isadora you are likely to get the better results using a dedicated video audio tool like Blackmagic DaVinci fairlight.

@roberto2022

Please ensure that you have set Isadora to only use your dedicated GPU. This setting can be found towards the bottom of the graphics display settings in Windows. This will allow is it or to bypass the internal Intel GPU and focus on the dedicated gaming GPU that you have.

If this does not solve your problem, it may be that you need to reinstall your AMD drivers. I have had a few users with AMD graphics cards that have had trouble with the drivers and needed to reinstall them.

@juriaan

Thank you very much for your answer.

I hope you can add that feature in the near future.

EQ and Compression are "basic" audio controls that would help Isadora users a lot in improving the quality of our work and would open new possibilities of interaction between actors.

Thank you very much and long live Isadora.
Greetings from Chile

@marcomvmusico

Welcome to the Isadora community!

Sadly we do not offer any option at the moment to add a side chain / or add EQ to a source.

Will ask my colleague to note down your feature request. I know that Audio is high on our wishlist, and def one of the next big things that we are going to work on.

Hello, how are you?

I would like to know how to equalize the audio output of video and/or audio sources, since many times I have to trigger some files that do not sound good and I would like to be able to equalize them from Isadora and I don't know how to do it.

Many thanks in advance.

Good morning, I installed the new version of isadora 4 and the program no longer opens and tells me "isadora requires Opengl 2 or greater, but the current opengl version for your video driver in v. 1.0"
I have a gaming computer with an AMD RX 6600 8GB graphics card with OpenGL 4.6.
How is it possible that it doesn't open? Thank you

@demetri79

I don't know alot about the situation today, regarding stability, effectiveness and all, and if it is appropriate for a production machine. But maybe Hackintosh might be an Option?

@demetri79

I know that there is a script to convert ISF files into GLSL for Isadora in the forum. That will give you over a hundred new FX, that may help you somewhat. I'm on my tablet right now, and can't find the post/s about this, but I know its in here. (I think I posted a zip of them ready as well).
Hopefully they help. 

So back in the day I had no issues working with 3DS files on mac but now on windows 11 my 3ds files arent showing up at all. anyone know what i may be doing wrong? including a screen shot and the 3ds files in question.. thanks

@dillthekraut Thanks for that.

I worked up the math based on the measurements of the screen and then used the vertical projection resolution of 1200p to determine the width in pixels. After that, building a new blend master worked *very* well.

However, I had to tweak the projector "actors" so that the images & movies that weren't at that aspect (roughly 11:4) would look good. I used the zoom property to bring them to the correct width, then decreased the height factor to fit the screen.

After a bit of wrestling with the control grid to align the two projections, I was able to do a fairly good job with the blend.

Thanks for all the good ideas!