Hello, I am trying to follow this tutorial, but the link for the session materials seems to be for a different patch to what is featured - would it be possible to get a link to the patch from the tutorial? Many thanks !

@armando

Nothing to do with us, it's an Apple feature: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/10/28/scale-to-fit-below-built-in-camera-setting-notch/

@dusx said:

 I'll add it to my to build list. I hope to offer up a number of python powered goodies soon.

^^^

@jfg That's why I mentioned Python. It summons Ryan. 

@jhoepffner Always right on the spot, Jacques !

Hello and happy new year to you all. In the get info of Isadora on a mac, two lines below "Open using rosetta" here is a "Scale to fit below build in camera" checkbox. What is that and what does it means ? 

@jfg said:

Python to make it.

 I'll add it to my to build list. I hope to offer up a number of python powered goodies soon.

@woland said:

Probably quite do-able with Pythoner.

 but I am not fit enough in Python to make it.

Best regards, 

Jean-François

@jfg said:

the possibility to open an RTSP stream directly in Isadora

Probably quite do-able with Pythoner.

@konrad said:

But now I'm missing the sound in the recorded stage video. Is there a way to get a stage video with sound?

Stages have no connection to sound, they are purely for video output.

If you want to capture audio and video output at the same time you could use OBS. You will need:

• The free software OBS.
• This OSC-for-OBS User Actor of mine to start and stop the recording.
• The free software OSC-for-OBS. 
• The free obs-websocket plugin for OBS (required for using the OSC-for-OBS software). 

(My notes on this are a few years old, but that's how I've done this before.)

@mark

It would be wonderful to have such an actor in Isadora, I mean the possibility to open an RTSP stream directly in Isadora. There is one to send but not to receive.

Best regards, 

Jean-François