@jfg aven't found the way but look around the developer more you can control pretty much everything. I just shared as soon as I have found out through the developer. I'll invite him on the forum

@jfg Yes you are right I also noted that. Give feedback to Colin, but have you seen the developer mode ? I am sure there is the possibility to correct that from within the software.

@armando

I have also made a test and more: I put it in a patch for an installation and it works very well. But for an installation there is two limitation:

- the window of movementOSC has to be active on a screen

- I haven't found the way to save the settings or to change the standard setting.

Anyway it is a very interesting software.

Best regards, 

Jean-François

@lwebster said:

<p>@citizenjoe Apologies, my IT department hasn't been able to help me yet, and I wasn't comfortable downloading the shutter encoder to my personal laptop. Is HAP the only codec that works if I do need interactivity? That's a large reason why I use Isadora. I'll admit I'm not sure how to download and install something from github, it's always been a bit of a mystery to me. I think AfterEffects removed to option to export HAP.</p><p><br />I'm really glad to hear your machine works well and there's hope! So, just to confirm, your issue is purely because of the codec and needing HAP? Nothing to do with integrated GPU vs NVIDIA? Or external displays? </p><p>Thank you!</p>

 What @DusX means is that Isadora has HAP built into it for its own use... There's no reason to worry about installing Shutter Encoder (or HAP) on your machine! If you use it to translate the files to HAP, they will work in Isadora even if you haven't installed the Codec on the University machine. You just won't be able to play those files in any other software. As he mentions, PhotoJPEG will also work, and it is probably already installed on both machines and AE should see it. I didn't mention it because it very old. HAP is modern technology.

Cheers,

Hugh

@lwebster

As @DusX says,  Isadora installs the HAP codec. Once a codec is installed on your system then it's available for all applications, including After Effects.

Dunno how well this screen recording works, but

@mark_m 

Here is a test patch. It works In fact the software is even more interesting than what I see, apparently. It is a framework for testing different models that can live parallel lifestyles and be alternated and studied. Please enable from the menu the developer panel Astonishing. 

movement-osc-test.izz

@jfg

Here is a test. In fact the software is even more interesting than what I see, apparently. It is a framework for testing different models that can live parallel lifestyles and be alternated and studied. Please enable from the menu the developer panel Astonishing. 

movement-osc-test.izz

@gibsonmartelli Hello Bruno and ruth !!!!

@dusx I'm so sorry, I'm not following. What do you mean that Isadora installs the HAP codec? If I don't have shutter encoder, is there another way to transcode my files into HAP? Or photojpeg? Thank you, apologies for more questions.

@dusx  a different keyboard I never thought of that, oh wait I said it already...lol. I was hoping the info might be of use for the technical team for debugging or supporting in future. It does work if keyboard plugged after isadora boots. The point of a wireless keyboard is for show control where a lead would be impractical. When I posted the local keyboard shops were all closed. Plus not possible to test the range of wireless keyboards, with isadora in the shop.