@bennnid

I always suggest a wired connection between networked patches because of latency and the potential of lost packets. I have some custom made shielded 40 mtr cat 6 cables that I use in the theatre for networking. Cat 6 is claimed to be good for 100-meter lengths. In my experience theatres tend to have a lot of network and electrical interference that can make critical wireless networks falter.

I  believe one of the reasons for the introduction of timecode in Isadora was for accurate syncing of media.

Best Wishes

Russell

if they have to be exactly in Sync, i would recommend networking the machines together and using Michel's SyncVideo actor. you could then trigger them at any time.

@fubbi yes and it is useful to calculate the lenghtr of the curb ;)

@fred said:

you juts feed the signal from a single movie player into 2 projector actors that go to different physical outputs.

@eamon  You can also use Get Stage Size and Chopper to make your life easier and only send the proper feed to the proper Projector

Hi!

I just know 2 pieces of software capable to play video on IOS devices with OSC trigger:

The mentioned Multivid

There is its OSC API

https://groups.google.com/d/ms...

And quite new one: TouchViZ from Hexler. It have an extensive OSC API: https://hexler.net/docs/touchviz-osc-reference

Regards!

Daniel

@michel thank you michel