@andielloyd said:

It is a cable that has an option for a power boost

 Definitely try a power boost, and if that isn't available/working, try adding a small powered usb hub to the end of the 30ft cable and plug the camera into that (it will provide the power needed), that generally works.

@shahaf if you go down the python route go pro have a pretty good SDK that is well documented and has some examples for low latency streaming over wifi.

Here is the SDK: https://github.com/gopro/OpenG...

Fred

This was resolved via the ticket system. In the current release of Isadora, if you have some special characters in the file name, eg / \ | ? * ", then the capture actors won't work correctly. This has been fixed in an internal beta and thus this won't be a problem once we have a new public release.

I too have a C920. But I did remove the LogiCapture software. Sometimes Isadora did not see the camera at all if I had opened the LogiCapture software at all that day. A restart fixed that. 

But for me once it works it was fine. Maybe remove the LogiCapture software and see? Not sure how else I can help here really. Sorry.

please submit a supoort request. Link in my signature.

This issue will probably need to be reproduced locally to really examine it.

@TimBrunsden 

you are welcome. Needed to figure out what could work for me

@thepepperpepper syphon recorder also works well.

@jtsteph 

Hi,

Great stuff, I love the way you have put the documentation together. It is really in its own world.

Best Wishes 

Bonemap 

Dear Simon,

To follow-up on Mark's post -- I was able to do some capture tests of 3 streams a few months ago with the same deck link quad card and had somewhat mixed results. With 3 streams I would see a significant number of dropped or duplicated frames, and/or bad artifacts.

I don't have the quad handy currently but I'd be happy to pass my test notes on to Mark in case recent changes in izzy may have helped out with the dropped frame issue.

Best,

Ian