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    • camilozkC
      camilozk
      last edited by

      Hi!

      I do not see the "limit resolution actor" anymore. deprecated? will come back? alternative?
      thanks!

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      i7 7700HQ @ 2.8GHz / 16Gb Ram / Win 10 - izzy 2.6.1 // GeForce GTX 1060

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      • DusXD
        DusX Tech Staff
        last edited by

        it is depreciated. (seen as red in version 2.x)

        You are probably best to use the new Scaler (supports GPU and CPU)

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        • camilozkC
          camilozk
          last edited by

          thank you very much sir. 🙂

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          • markM
            mark
            last edited by

            @camilozk,

            Well, the main reason I deprecated this actor was because I didn't have any signal that it was being used. But I guess it was. It's not such a difficult job to update it for GPU and CI. 
            Anyone else? Is this actor useful?
            Best,
            Mark

            Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
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            • camilozkC
              camilozk
              last edited by

              well, scaler seems to be the same, except for lacking the "force4:3" feature. any other difference?

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              • markM
                mark
                last edited by

                @camilozk,

                They are very different. Scaler scales to a specified fixed resolution. Limit Resolution only scales if the resolution exceeds a specified threshold.

                Best,
                Mark

                Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
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                • camilozkC
                  camilozk
                  last edited by

                  got it.

                  for what I am currently doing with the actor, scaler does the job.

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                  • ArmandoA
                    Armando Beta Gold
                    last edited by

                    I don't seem to need something different than scaler


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                    • markM
                      mark
                      last edited by

                      I guess the usefulness of this actor is if you, let's say, have a bin of pictures with many different resolutions, and then you're using the 'picture' input of the movie player to switch between them. If the resolution goes above a certain point, the Limit Resolution actor would jump in and ensure that the resolution is not too high.

                      On the other hand, a better rule of thumb would be to have all the pictures at the size you want them in the first place. So I guess I won't worry about this actor.
                      Best Wishes,
                      Mark

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

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