@millslow in NVIDIA Control Panel try going to Manage 3D Settings and in there under Program Settings you need to select Isadora and make sure that it's running via your Nvidia 2060 instead of the intel processor.

@vjw said:

If anyone has done this, I'd appreciate some direction.

Dear Valerie,

Please review this post for possible solutions.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Hi, those are great solutions and I didn't realise Isadora could do that. I have some ideas regarding linking multiple eyes together to lock on to the eye shape and then put a cluedo cutout over with a gaussian mask. Have attempted a couple of versions attached sans eyes prior to this. Obv foreground faces not always more luminant than background and a variety of other problems inherent in a non machine vision approach. ndi fakebg.izzndi fakebg2.izz

Ultimately for our application we're going for zero user requirements so trying to avoid asking the user to do anything. However, it could be possible to gamify this step in the interim as an onboarding... Thanks!

@video-eta said:

Tried many things like reinstalling Isadora or setting up a new session.

I have run a test patch on MacOS Catalina 10.15.3 for three hours using exclusively MP4 movies as you have in your patch. It ran without indcident. No crashes of Isadora, no crashes of the Background Movie Player. I am awaiting your answers to my questions in the ticket system and will proceed once I hear back from you.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Bypass = off will mean no frame should pass through until you trigger the grab input.

Trigger the "grab" input when you want to grab a frame and freeze it there.