@tarox

Check out my comment here for some cueing examples: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/9061/answered-reverse-cue-sheet/3?_=1770373876276

If the goal is to trigger the videos in a set order, I think your best bet will be connecting the output of a Keyboard Watcher actor to the input of a Sequential Trigger actor, then connecting each of the Sequential Trigger actor's outputs to a different Movie Player actor's 'visible' input. That'll let you hit the same key one at a time and trigger the videos in sequence.

You'll also need to initialize the 'visible' input of each Movie Player actor as 'off'. 

You can learn about initializing values from our YouTube tutorial on initializing values in Isadora.

If you want to trigger the videos in an order that's not set in stone, you could initialize the 'visible' input of each Movie Player actor as 'off' with a separate Keyboard Watcher actor connected to the 'visible' input of each Movie Player actor. (You'll want to set the Keyboard Watchers for the different pairs of Keyboard Watcher+Movie Player actors to a different key so each video has a different key that triggers it). If you want to be able to turn them on and off with the same key, you can put a Toggle actor between each Keyboard Watcher actor and Movie Player actor.

@bootzilla

Here's an old .dmg from one of my computers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MHFYkEOJcO5TEevw7Bi2KSuKR8m54iTG/view?usp=sharing

I'm not sure that it was ever updated to run on Apple Silicon computers, so even after you download it, you'd have to try running it in Rosetta Mode and hope that it works.

Best of luck to you :)