@woland

Thanks a lot. Just what i needed!

best

@shahaf

Due to the other supported services (YouTube, Twitch etc..) I expect that this streaming option uses RTMP, which is secured and won't be available to clients that are not part of the connection.

One possible method would be to setup your GoPro as a IP Cam ('security cam' seems to be the common search phrase) and then capture the feed via Python (I have an example of this I will dig up).
I haven't tried this but here is an article: Gopro Hero 3 Black Edition IP Camera - Instructables

@shahaf

If you can get away with using a mobile phone, then the NDI HX camera works really well with Isadora's NDI 5 Watcher actor over Wifi*. Another iPhone app that works well with Isadora is EpocCam.

*Always wise to use your own dedicated Wifi network rather than relying on a venue's Wifi, or, even worse, public Wifi.

@shahaf

You could maybe use something like Vingester to get your web stream into Isadora via NDI or Syphon/Spout, or using the Screen Capture actor.

Hello,

I'm trying to figure out a way to connect a wireless camera as my live capture source (like GoPro live stream option https://community.gopro.com/s/...) I was wondering if that is possible and how.  can I use a URL as my video source? or is there another software that can help to contact a wireless wifi-based camera to  Isadora

I'm trying to connect a small-size camera like a webcam/gorpo for live performance and it would be much easier to use a wireless camera as it is supposed to be attached to the performer.  

Thank you for your help!

@wjmackwood

If you follow the instructions on pg 90 of the manual, you'll see that you can use the CueMix FX software to create groups of the individual channels - which you can match to the channels you're outputting from Isadora - which you can then control using the CueMix FX software OR the Master Volume knob on the MOTU.
That would solve your problem of outputting too high a level to the speaker, as you can then use the Master Volume knob on the MOTU (or the CueMix FX software) to control the master volume of your chosen channels. You can then refine the levels in Isadora, and not have to worry about setting the level of the sound player actor. Which you should not have to do anyhow, as there ought to be an overall level control from the Mac to the MOTU. As @JJHP3 suggests, not having control over volume is most unusual.

Hello Juriaan,

Yes, it seems to me that the master slider you refer to could be in 'Audio Panel' and be associated with the selected audio output device. So that once you set an overall volume for that device, it is the default setting for that device unless you change it. And that setting would be universal to Isadora, not individual show files.

This would prevent the surprise explosive volumes I'm experiencing if I forget to lower the 'Sound Player' actor volume before hitting 'play'.

Cheers,

William

Hello Mark,

Thank you for your clarifying note. Though I do know how the master volume on the MOTU works.

The issue is that Isadora is sending, through the Sound Player Actor, directly to individual channels on the MOTU. And although I can control each individual channel through the Actor Player Mixer, the overall signal is extremely 'hot'. And the Master Volume on the MOTU does not affect this. 

w

@wjmackwood said:

The main volume on my MOTU has no effect on the speaker volume

 That seems really odd that the MOTU volume knob isn't affecting the speaker volume. I don't meant to suggest you don't know how your hardware works, but it's a funny knob: it controls the headphone volume unless you push it in twice, when it controls the master volume. From the user manual:

Turn the VOL knob to control the headphone volume.The
LCD provides visual feedback for the headphone volume
setting as you turn the knob. Push the knob once to view
the current volume setting in the LCD display; push it
again to control the UltraLite-mk3’s MASTER VOLUME
setting. From the factory, MASTER VOLUME controls the
(TRS) MAIN OUTS 1-2 on the rear panel, but MASTER
VOLUME can be programmed to control any combination
of outputs. See “The Monitor Group” on page 84 for
details.

https://cdn-data.motu.com/manu...

HTH

Mark (no, not that Mark)

@wjmackwood Not having control over volume is most unusual. That is, at some level, the whole purpose of an audio interface... I assume you are hooked up to the MOTU through USB and Isadora is routed to the interface. Have you used the internal mixing app CueMix to investigate? Sorry you having troubles. John