@clafarge

I don't know how you send the text to the input of the user actor/macro but for me it works with my macro or your user actor.(see pictures)

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best, Jean-François 

@gertjanb

Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing

@GertjanB

Thanks for sharing!

@deflost

I used a (now discontinued) Nyrius Wireless HDMI live feed transmitter and receiver. The key for me was that the transmitter was small. In this photo, you can see the transmitter sticking straight up to the side of the camera (with the tape that says "DEMO" on it). We used a 90-degree HDMI connector to allow us to have it pointing up, rather than out to the side, so we could secure it to the camera. At the back of the camera, (with the tape that says "A" on it), is a portable battery bank, as one would use for mobile devices. This acted as the wireless power-supply for the wireless HDMI transmitter.

Note: Sometimes cell phones can interfere with the signal, so we had to make sure that the audience turned all of theirs to airplane mode or, preferably, completely off.

Optimizing for Coverage: I was at the edge of the rectangular performance space and the live feed operator sometimes moved all the way to the far end. We were having some signal issues, so I moved the wireless HDMI receiver to the middle of the room, in the grid, and used an HDMI-over-Cat6 extender in order to put it that far away from myself without needing a 60' HDMI cable. No more issues after that, as the camera was on average always closer to the receiver then it had been.

Best wishes,

Woland

@juriaan

Sure.  I used the software 'Myo Mapper' by http://www.balandinodidonato.c... to get OSC data into Izzy and made a lovely array of 'line' actors to suit.

@ril thanks for the thanks and the encouragement! I hope your workshops are going well :)

@dusx

Hi

Yes! That's my aim. 

As a Dance tech guy I am amazed by what you have achieved Andy. Thanks !

Selections from a recent project: "Stronger Together."  Local youth dancers, Izzy, and synchronized lights to an original music composition by a student of mine.  

https://vimeo.com/645772596                                                                                           

Other segments of the recital included use of Unreal Engine, and Rokoko Motion Capture suite (on Vimeo site if you are interested) to the music of Bach and Vivaldi.

My first project with dance ensemble.  Thanks Mark and the team... your software made this synchronization of sound and visuals possible!

Images from the premiere of “Command G” by Argentine dancer and director Gabriela Luque, member of the dance company of the Staatstheater Braunschweig, Germany

With an impressive visual poetics, Command G explores the concept of mutability in nature, objects and bodies. Developed as an interactive multimedia dance piece, Command G uses 2 projectors and 2 translucent screens that delimit and shape the stage space. 

All was entirely designed with Isadora software under the assistance and technical collaboration of the Isadora Latin Network.

Command G is one of the 8 pieces that make up the "SHIFT" program -young choreographers- of the Staatsteather.

Thank you Gabriela Luque for inviting me to be part of the project!

Thanks Isadora Team for the support !

Best,

RIL- Maxi Wille

ph: Lioba Schöneck

Dear geeks and gals,

Just want to share a little visual toy I made. It's basically an oscilloscope with some extra flair. You can create some pretty fun visuals with it! Enjoy!

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@dusx 

I think it should be an easy method to access for those who are not from the community. maybe something like an "art wall" (videos and pictures ), freely accessible with the material that the community is willing to share without problems or "legal" conflicts. 
Best,
Maxi

@django Nice work! Thanks for sharing your process.

@peuclid I have to study more to understand how it works, but is really impressive and useful work, thank you for sharing!

Francesco

Hello. I see you make an actor to command the APC 4O MK2, great. Can you share it with us… It' make me win some time…

Thx.

Stéphane

Thanks to Jan van Hapert for the new "guru" backdrop!

<3 Mark

@bill-cottman said:

<p>@skulpture: Thank you for this “something to explore“.</p>

 Thanks. It was just a bit of fun but it made me smile so thought it would be useful for others. 

@dbini said:

read speed from the hard drive

 That could be it if its an older HDD.

Great work with ZoomOSC Andy! With the capabilities of Isadora and the Window into zoom through ZoomOSC we have been able to do some wonderful virtual theatrical happenings! I hope the Office Hours Group plays with isadora more. They will love it.

Tláloc López-Watermann 

After helping some others, I see that I didn't give info about how to set up ZoomOSC to work properly with this. Since it manages the user info based on ZoomID, and uses the /zoom/list command, you'll need a few settings in ZoomOSC turned on:

OSC Output Rate: (at least) 10ms

Galler tracking mode: TargetID

Here are my full settings to compare: