Please see attached image.

@woland ah ok... I dindt know or remember.

thanks a Lot

Best,

@michel Thank you  !!

Best,

@dusx

I was using Shutter Encoder for Windows and was having problems with the HapQ.mov files it was creating. After installing the DNxHD codecs from Avid earlier today, I  can now transcode DNxHR.mov to HapQ.mov using Adobe Media Encoder CS6. The files it creates run perfectly in version 2.6.1, so no more problem. Thank you for your suggestions.

regards
Don

@nikolanalbantov said:

Please guys, I hope someone give me solution for theses issues, because for me Isadora without properly working Movie Player is useless and I think I spend my money for nothing.

 Mark Coniglio creator of Isadora here. As Juriaan said, please create a support ticket at https://support.troikatronix.c.. and include as much information as you can about the movies: resolution, whether or not you enabled Snappy compression, etc. One of our team will get back to you. Do keep in mind that this week is the Isadora Werkstatt gathering in Berlin -- all of the team are hear and it's a busy time. It may take 48 hours for them to get back to you.

Best Wishes,
Mark

@jandraka

Thank you Javi, I am running Windows 10 on a PC, not a Mac. It seems the information I read yesterday is incorrect. I found a procedure for booting a Windows PC from an external disk.

https://m.wikihow.com/Boot-fro...

sincerely,
Don

I bit the bullet, sold the Z820 and am going to stick my current 5960x workstation into a 4U shorty case with a 1080 and assign it double duty as a render node and traveler workstation. While less portable than a laptop (I work 99% of the time in Toronto), I have become increasingly interested in (obsessed with) Isadora and think this change will make for a very sizable change in performance. Thanks again @DusX for the information you shared. 

Hi guys, i have some trouble opening Isadora. When i try to start the program, i will get this error report:

🙂

thanks. 

because there is no time I went back to a previous version of my patch, that solved it. 

I actually use a very large .png file (because it's the only way i know to show fotos in rapid random sequences, I pan around the big file, real smooth and 60fps).

the error is much more likely to happen when the scene jumps have a fade time > 0. I assume that means running both scenes and obviously may be problematic.

awaiting version 3 i do not think it's worth the while to check this all out. it may be ok in version 3.

cheers 

h

@dillthekraut said:

hold the option key and resize the window.

I thought there should be a more direct solution. Thanks for sharing it.

Best wishes

Bonemap

 

@dritter

The spout error is related to internal video card settings, and is something that should be dealt with. 
Although Spout is included with Isadora, the official package will provide 2 executables, a sender and reciever. It might be useful to run these and see if you get the same error.
This error is often related to video card switching, so it may be required to into the nVidia control panel, to the 3D section, and define that isadora.exe only use the dedicated graphics card.
A step further is what Fred recommended, and disabling the onboard video card in the bios. This is not always required, so first test after setting isadora.exe to use only the high performance/dedicated card.

@mark_m very useful, thanks

@jtsteph 

Hi,

Great stuff, I love the way you have put the documentation together. It is really in its own world.

Best Wishes 

Bonemap 

@jtsteph

Perfect.
Mark had explained to me why additional buffering may help, so its great to hear that its working for you.
I will do some testing in Isadora 3 with the same setup. I expect with some of the  improvements that have been made that performance will be even better.

SOLVED

I went on a long overdue uninstall binge and found the issue finally. 

LAV Filters - ffmpeg based DirectShow Splitter and Decode

Everything is working as it should now. I had the LAV filters installed for some ffmpeg work I was doing. I don;t think I need them for anything at the moment, but will flag this for the future.

- J

After a recent Windows 10 update, to version 1803, my Kinect 2 stopped working properly: it would power off every five or seven seconds, power back up, detect users, then power down again. Basically useless for person tracking.
One could see this just from the white lights on the front of the sensor turning on, then off again.
Scouring the Microsoft Kinect Development forums I found the solution, which is, bizarrely, that you have to keep the microphone on the Kinect enabled.
I share this in case anyone else encounters this:
First check if the audio is disabled from Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Sound -> Recording -> Kinect Microphone. It should be enabled.

Next, open the Microsoft Store Camera app - you will have to physically disconnect or disable any other cameras you may have attached to computer, eg webcam - and under Setting -> Change privacy settings -> Microphone -> Allow apps to access your microphone -> enable the microphone. This should resolve it.

You can verify this visually, and also by using the Kinect Configuration Verifier in the Kinect SDK Browser.

HTH

Mark in Brexshit Britain

Added a bit to my original post about using the Data Array actor with textfiles, containing my controller and note values, to map my midi controller to parameters. It is a super useful actor that made quick work of mapping the controllers, and allowed for flexibility in making changes.

Has anyone else used emojis in unicode text before? Gave it a shot and they work fine on Sierra, exactly as you'd expect. On Windows 10, though, they show up as black & white line drawings in the the actor inputs & outputs and when using Text/ure, but aren't recognized at all by Text Draw. Is this even an bug (should I submit it?), or just something strange about Windows?

Hi, @Fred  , I totally agree with you about the MST Hubs.

I was pointing the Datapath solution as I find it being the most "comfortable one ", even if it's of course more expensive.

I have been talking with @maiami about this project before she posted the question here. They will need to run long SDI cables to the beamers etc...

I find the Datapath solution nice because you get direct SDI outputs, that you can mirror easily to control screens, no adapters, no extra converters etc... Also as the solution needs to be " touring ready ", the datapath is ready to be rack mounted.

Best

Mehdi

@julio_parente 

Unfortunately the files were not uploaded to our server - the logs show an error attempting to connect to our server. Hopefully they are still in the folder where the CrashRpt system puts them, which is here:

C:\Users/YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Local\CrashRpt\UnsentCrashReports

which according to the logs above are at

C:\Users\Play\AppData\Local\CrashRpt\UnsentCrashReports\Isadora_2.5.2\

The names of the files I need are:

c5aa950c-bce1-4e1c-a03c-afcdb4d6589e.zip
f56c99de-794b-4117-8427-69393b972168.zip
f3350635-9f37-4f52-a082-21f1c130d130.zip
fc9f5507-be95-4949-aea9-a259f8b3cd29.zip
9b70597d-12af-4734-8e1c-351186d015fc.zip

If you get me the right files I can work on the problem.

Best Wishes,
Mark