Good morning, everyone.
I need a timer to display on the control panel (showing minutes and seconds) that starts at the beginning of a cue, then resets and restarts upon reaching the next cue.
I require this timer simply to track the elapsed time; the concert is a cappella, and while I have time references, I cannot use timecode because the durations are not always the same. I just need it as a temporal reference.
Thank you.

@mark_m

Don't underestimate the power of chaos.

Dear Community,

I'm looking for an affordable wireless HDMI connection.
4K isn't necessary; HD is sufficient.
It would be used in school auditoriums or small theaters.
Does anyone in the community have any experience with this?

All my best

Reinhard

@casselli

It's not currently possible to change the size of the text used for the Scene Names, but you can use put a Scene Select Control in the Control Panel and increase the font size on that.

Does anyone know how to make the scene labels larger? I can make them wider but was hoping to make them taller with a larger font. These aging eyes need some help.

@mark_m

I've logged this as a feature request :)

Some people create really beautiful, clear Isadora patches, with all the connections nicely aligned and arranged, and it's a joy to see these, and to appreciate how this clarity makes it easy to see the connections, structure, etc. Sadly some of us are born with the messy gene, and our patches look like the cobwebs of our teenage bedrooms. There have been times when I thought I'd share a patch to help solve someone's problem, but was too ashamed of my chaos. Wouldn't it be great to have a single button that you press and all the patch cords would magically be routed sensibly, and all the actors arranged nicely and logically?

I have recently been using DaVinci Resolve, and they have a feature in the colour panel called "clean up node graph" which does exactly that. Of course that's a much simpler task. 

Am sure this is a fantasy request... but I do tire of my work resembling Francis Bacon's studio

@ray said:

Rename the actor with a hashtag at the beginning...  

Wanted to add to this that putting a Background actor around a specific part of your patch that handles a particular function then giving that Background a name like "#Video Output", "#Mapping", "#Audio", "#Live Capture", "#OSC Out", "#MIDI In", etc is a great way to keep your patch organized.

@ray

Rename the actor with a hashtag at the beginning...  

Hey all 

How do you tag actors? Michel told me once but I've forgotten how.

Thanks for any help.

Ray