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    NDI preload, is it possible?

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    • Bennnid
      Bennnid last edited by Bennnid

      Hi everyone, 
      when I change scene, the NDI watcher actor in the scene to come takes a second or two to get the stream to the projector, 
      I tried to preload the scene in the one before but as I thought, preload works for medias and no video real time stream, 
      of course I could put NDI watcher in an activated scene and use matrix send value to fade or switch the projector, 
      but is there any other way to preload the stream to get it right when I activate the scene? 

      all the best !

      MBP 2019- 16' (16,1) i9 2,3 GHz, 32 Gb /Radeon pro 5550M 8GBram/ OSX 10.15.3
      Equip.: kinect 360 1414/ Leapmotion / Myo Armband /Wiimotes/ Saitek Joysticks ( X, evo, throttle) /Ipad / enttec dmx usb pro

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      • liminal_andy
        liminal_andy @Bennnid last edited by

        @bennnid put your NDI watchers in a scene together and attach them to broadcaster actors. Keep that scene activated with an activate scene actor, and then progress through your cues using Listeners to grab the NDI feeds.

        Andy Carluccio
        Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
        www.liminalet.com

        [R9 3900X, RTX 2080, 64GB DDR4 3600, Win 10, Izzy 3.0.8]
        [...also a bunch of hackintoshes...]

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        • Bennnid
          Bennnid @liminal_andy last edited by

          @liminal_andy

          thanks ! I like that solution !

          MBP 2019- 16' (16,1) i9 2,3 GHz, 32 Gb /Radeon pro 5550M 8GBram/ OSX 10.15.3
          Equip.: kinect 360 1414/ Leapmotion / Myo Armband /Wiimotes/ Saitek Joysticks ( X, evo, throttle) /Ipad / enttec dmx usb pro

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          • Bennnid
            Bennnid @liminal_andy last edited by

            @liminal_andy

            Now I'm wondering what difference it makes,
            to broadcast ndi watcher form an activated scene,
            or to use an un activated projector in an activated scene and make it active when needed...
            i see the convenience of manipulating a projector present in the scene I'm in, but I mean more "performance wise", is it more "efficient" to broadcast? 
            does the broadcast use process even if it isn't being listened? 

            Thx

            Best

            MBP 2019- 16' (16,1) i9 2,3 GHz, 32 Gb /Radeon pro 5550M 8GBram/ OSX 10.15.3
            Equip.: kinect 360 1414/ Leapmotion / Myo Armband /Wiimotes/ Saitek Joysticks ( X, evo, throttle) /Ipad / enttec dmx usb pro

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            • liminal_andy
              liminal_andy @Bennnid last edited by

              @bennnid Do you find yourself frequently not using all of the NDI feeds in your scenes? I tend to have a pretty high saturation rate in terms of needing almost every NDI source in every scene, but if that is not the case for you, perhaps there is some efficiency to gain elsewhere? 

              Probably a @mark question.

              Andy Carluccio
              Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
              www.liminalet.com

              [R9 3900X, RTX 2080, 64GB DDR4 3600, Win 10, Izzy 3.0.8]
              [...also a bunch of hackintoshes...]

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              • Bennnid
                Bennnid @liminal_andy last edited by

                @liminal_andy

                Indeed I m just asking for logical question to understand Isa better, but I d be curious to know your config, it s a bit out of subject but would you share? Thx

                MBP 2019- 16' (16,1) i9 2,3 GHz, 32 Gb /Radeon pro 5550M 8GBram/ OSX 10.15.3
                Equip.: kinect 360 1414/ Leapmotion / Myo Armband /Wiimotes/ Saitek Joysticks ( X, evo, throttle) /Ipad / enttec dmx usb pro

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                • mark
                  mark @Bennnid last edited by

                  @bennnid said:

                  Now I'm wondering what difference it makes, to broadcast ndi watcher form an activated scene,or to use an un activated projector in an activated scene and make it active when needed...

                  There is very little difference. Unless you have hundreds of them, using a Broadcaster/Listener pair has only slightly more overhead than the normal link within a scene. We're talking an extra few microseconds.

                  Best Wishes,
                  Mark

                  Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
                  Macintosh SE-30, 32 Mb RAM, MacOS 7.6, Dual Floppy Drives

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                  • Bennnid
                    Bennnid @mark last edited by

                    thx @mark

                    I begin to understand the power of activated scenes ;-)

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                    • Woland
                      Woland Tech Staff @Bennnid last edited by

                      @bennnid said:

                      I begin to understand the power of activated scenes ;-)

                       You can also use background Scenes to make global projection mapping easier: https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5495/global-projection-mapping-simple-show-template?_=1613735987660

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