
Hi,
is there anything like an Isadora branded t-shirt or hoodie available anywhere?
Best wishes
Russell
Hello,
Everytime I run isadora, there is this warning asking me if I consent to send usage statistics.
Is there a way to tell it Yes or No and make it stop to ask ?
Thank you for your Help.

Benoit

it is always going to start out low res and low quality, but you can smooth out the image slightly if you are OK with losing some definition. I use Scaler to increase the resolution of the image, that gives me more pixels to work with, even if the source image is still low res. A combination of Gaussian Blur and Threshold will produce smoother outlines that match your scaled image.

Thanks Woland and Mark for speedy clarification and resolution
Love the supportive Izzy community
Rgds, Mr J

Hello, any suggestions on how to make the outline of a tracked image look sharper? it always looks low res and low quality.
thanks in advance

Hello everyone!
My team and I are trying to buy a license for a week. The system has already rejected 3 credit cards (Credit cards are enabled and without any problem in theory) has this ever happened to anyone?
Any suggestion would be of great help !
Best,
RIL
@woland
Oh!!! So Great !!!
Didn't knew this Show-Hide Control actor !
Thank you !! :)

I've got some things that I've made that should get you there (might have mentions of things that aren't specific to your use-case, like the last line of the Comment actor in the bottom right of the screenshot that mentions NDI):