@eamon said:

Can you give us a bit more information on your set up too?

@ray As Eamon said, we'd need more information about your hardware.

Also, if you've been submitting crashes via BugSplat with your name and email, you can start a new ticket using the link in my signature to let us know what name and email you used so we can look up and parse your specific crashes.

@charlotte_e said:

I'm trying to avoid too many internal scene triggers, so that each cue is its own scene. Is there an alternative for this?

 The alternative I would suggest is not to break something like this into multiple Scenes. With a Sequential Trigger actor used to start your cues in sequence, it's easy to do what you're describing in a single Scene.

@josafat 

Muy bueno Isma !

Abrazo,

Maxi -RIL

Hi! You can send the video to a virtual stage in the secondary scene you want to activate. In the active main scene, you can use the "Get Stage Image" actor, and this way you can send the video to a Projector Actor using layers. This way, alpha transparency is preserved, and you can arrange the layers as you like.

Best wishes!

I'm trying to have an activated scene be underneath the content in the current scene, instead of being additive or above.

The only options under activate scene are "additive" and "above". I would really love to be able to activate a scene, and then have the new cue content be above. (example, I have a background video happening (activated scene) and then I have a ball rolling on screen in the next scene, and other content in the next scene, where the background video still rolls). There doesn't seem to be a way to do this without the layers being additive. My request is that in the activate scene section, an option could be "below".

I'm trying to avoid too many internal scene triggers, so that each cue is its own scene. Is there an alternative for this?

@eamon No only one.

@michel Thanks Michel for the quick and helpful reply ~ will try.

Hi Ray

Are you using the one graphics card to run the three monitors and six projectors .?

If using two graphics cards, that might be the issue???. 

Can you give us a bit more information on your set up too?

Eamon

@ray

How are you outputting 8 projectors (and how many monitors)? I'm sure that must have something to do with it.

I'm sure that @dusx knows more about this than I do!

Cheers,

Hugh

@jjhp3
Dear John, it’s quite possible that the Micca player is the source of the issue. A good way to test this is to play the H.264 file exported from Final Cut directly on your computer using VLC. If it looks correct there, then the Micca G2 is very likely the culprit.

If it doesn’t look right in VLC, try playing the original ProRes version (before it went through Final Cut). If that one looks correct, then the problem is introduced during the H.264 encoding step.