I am very happy that this is possible. I am planning a project that would use an outdoor setup with Kinects connected to a computer that provides OSC output(45 streams of floating point XYZ data at 30Hz). The connection to the internet and the receiving computer running Isadora would be through a wireless connection. My initial plan is to use 3 Kinects, producing 135 OSC streams. Anyone known if the setup through the internet could handle this much data? I have done this setup using the the two computers connected by ethernet cables through a router with no problem. Many thanks.  Don

IDEA 1: TouchOSC + Tablet/iPad

As I stated on the other post, you can move some of your controls to a tablet/iPad and use TouchOSC.

IDEA 2: One Isadora Patch, Two Control Panel Scenes

You can click in between Scenes in the Scene List to split the Control Panel, giving each Scene its own Control Panel. Using one or more background Scenes for your content, (activated with Activate Scene or Activate Scene Amount actors), you can use as many Scenes as you want to make individual Control Panels that all affect your content Scenes. Putting labeled Button Controls connected to Jump Actors will allow you to easily navigate between your Control Panel Scenes. Each Control Panel Scene needs to have an Enter Scene Trigger connected to an Activate Scene actor to activate your background content Scene. 

Here's an example patch with multiple (primary [dark blue]) Control Panel Scenes and just one (secondary [light blue]) content Scene

Scene 1 (Effects) & 2 (Snapshots) are separate Control Panels that both affect Scene 3 (Content)Scene 1: Video Effects Control (Primary [dark blue]) uses Control IDs 1-29 (30 and 31 are used to navigate between Control Panel Scenes)Scene 2: Snapshot Control (Primary [dark blue]) uses Control IDs 995-999 (30 and 31 are used to navigate between Control Panel Scenes)Scene 3: Content Scene (secondary [light blue]) uses Control IDs 1-29 and 995-999 (30 and 31 are used to navigate between Control Panel Scenes)

If you use multiple content Scenes, you'll need to make another background Scene for scene control with Activate Scene Amount actors and Envelope Generator actors so that you can fade the different content Scenes in and out from each Control Panel Scene.

Here's an example patch with multiple (primary [dark blue]) Control Panel Scenes and multiple (secondary [light blue]) content Scenes.

Scene 1 (Effects) & 2 (Snapshots) are separate Control Panels that all affect Scenes 3, 4, & 5 (Content). Scene 1: (Video Effects Control) uses Control IDs 1-29 and 33-46 Scene 2: (Snapshot Control) uses Control IDs 995-999 Scene 3: Scene Control (secondary [light blue]) uses Control IDs 33-46 to adjust the intensity of the content scenesScene 3 is a background Scene, controlled by Scenes 1 & 2, that adjusts the intensity of the Content Scenes.Scene 4: Content Scene 1 (secondary [light blue]) uses Control IDs 1-29 and 995-999Scene 5: Content Scene 2 (secondary [light blue]) uses Control IDs 995-999 Control IDs 30 and 31 are used to navigate between Control Panel Scenes

IDEA 3: Two separate Isadora Patches on Two Screens

Control IDs work across Isadora patches, so if you've got:

Display 1: VJ Patch (with actors using Control IDs 1-999) and Control Panel (Control IDs 1-450, for controlling your bin pickers)Display 2: A second Isadora Patch with your second Control Panel (Control IDs 451-999, for controlling your video effects)

The split of Control IDS I gave was completely arbitrary, but this should work if you don't want to put it all in the same patch and use multiple Control Panel Scenes.

Thanks for your help, I use the actor smoother and so far moving my sphere is smoother. Thanks again and see you soon. Thierry.

@ril Agreed! A native MacOS client would definitely be nice addition to ZoomOSC, and perhaps when we have completed StreamWeaver, I will return my attention to building such a port.

@michel

Many thanks. 

I must say, I do find it fascinating where you delve into user actors created by people who know what they are doing. Brilliantly simple yet I would not have come with that.

This is fantastic. I did not believe there would be that level of detail but mainly thought there was actor named oddly (to me) that would achieve this.

Thanks again.

Very much appreciated.

eamon

@juriaan

ah, thanks Juriaan, I missed that. I use OSCrouter a lot, which is a great tool, but still often need other bits and pieces to set up with Isadora when OSCing out of ETC world.

@martin_kemner said:

ZIP-Download doesn't work, I get redirected to Youtube...

 The download link has been fixed. But this will also work: https://troikatronix.com/files...

@deflost said:

nice to have it this way, but what about the other directon?

 What other direction? Typing and having it translated to morse code? Like this?

https://recordit.co/4gUVEhtOq3

Morse Code v002 LWS.izz

This is a bug that it doesn't work the same way when triggering it with MSC vs using the Spacebar. I will add this to our tracker.

For now, here's the easiest workaround I could come up with: This file (Fade Demo.izz) will make it behave the way you want it to (and also led me to discover a different bug involving trying to deactivate an activated Scene you're transitioning into mid-transition). If you're clicking around to deactivate Scenes mid-transition that you've already activated you may get an assertion dialog about failing to deactivate the Scene, but it you press "Continue" everything is fine.

The trick is to put a MIDI Show Control Watcher paired with a Text Comparator looking for the cue number of the next Scene (the one you want to "bump" in). When you hit that cue, it'll trigger the Activate Scene actor and bump the next Scene in.

Best wishes,

Woland

@woland Thank you woland.

Best

Dear All,

In case you didn't notice, Send PJLink v0.9.6 is on the plugins page. It fixes the problem for Windows users found above.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Just want to add to this ticket so that the solution is included.

After investigating the ticket, I found that an actor within the Enttec User Actor was experiencing a bug related to initial value parsing.
This bug is confirmed fixed for the upcoming 3.0.3 release, and the Enttec DMX User Actors I have posted to the Plugins Page are not affected by this issue in the current release.
see: https://troikatronix.com/plugin/dx-dmx-universe-enttec-compatible/

@ianpep

Isadora 3 supports timecode, but it is not the default for Movie Players.
You need to right click and convert the Movie Player to use TimeCode.

@dillthekraut I wanted to have the movie loop at the position it is playing at a particular moment. the patch repeat2.izz I posted above archieves that, I guess now there are two solutions for the same problem.

@mclefferson

You are correct. It appears some inputs are no longer available.
I have logged a ticket, to have this inconsistency looked into.
thank-you for the feedback.

@HelenDeneb 

look at this post to see how it works: https://support.troikatronix.c...

i don't have isadora now with me to give it a try but maybe try to put the activate scene actor inside the scene you want to activate. So when you press the letter for the scene you want live, it will stay activated.

@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.

I should have said before, once Airserver has a connection to your device it streams it to Syphon or Spout. The advantage of Airserver is that as it doesn't necessarily simply mirror your device's screen; as the device sees an external display some apps, like switcher studio for example, just send the 'video output' without including all the GUI icons and other stuff that you often don't want on the image. It'll depend on the app, obviously, and how it treats external displays.

@juriaan

I was just testing and playing around on the patch you sent me. I copied and pasted the actor in the patch.

@jhoepffner 

They had DHCP on so had the same subnet and ip class on the same network. 
I will be testing it again later today to see if it was something stupid on my side.

Thanks

Andy

If the idea is making MIDI or better yet OSC out of your CV signals. It would also be very easy to do with an Arduino like @Fred said.

https://www.teenageengineering...

Oplab was discontinued, but I saw they are bringing out a new one. Its a great box for this.

https://www.rebeltech.org/product/open-sound-module/ is another one that has the advantage of doing OSC. Midi is a bit lo-rez for this