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Hi all,
Since the latest updates my resolume crashes at startup and closes itself.
it's very inconsistent, sometimes it opens regularly, but other times I have to open resolume 3 ou 4 times just to finally get it to open without crashing!

MacBook Pro M4 Max
128Gb Ram
CPU 16‑core
GPU 40‑core

MacOS ...

Yes... it is active under Security & Privacy / Screen Recording but still... black image

Yup same problem here... in a intel based Mac version NDI capture stop working!!! just blank screen!
Previously it worked just fine!

MacOS version: Mojave
Resolume Version: 7.9
NDI tools version: 5.0

oh, by the way... forgot to mention.... with Resolume in full screen it's the same... the problem persists!

ok, status update,
just did an OSX High Sierra Update (10.13.4) and now resolume quits fine!! probably a cache thing or some kind os sorcery!!!
yeah... sorcery being the most lilkely one

did an install of the update 6.0.7 and now when I quit resolume, it always go to de spinning wheel of death!!! on my Mac and I have to force quit resolume!!!

tried to do a clean install and the same thing happens!!

tried to clear the folder "Resolume Arena 6" from "documents" and then, with the ...

So, at Least give us the possibility to Assing our own navigable shotcuts, but not even that is possible with Res6!

my question is simple... Why???

why.. shouldn't be an option to just navigate to a clip via midi or shortkut key like in res5?

why is this option only available via OSC??

with newer versions of a software is supposed to add and increase features and functionality, not remove them at alll ...

Joris wrote:This is currently not possible in Arena 6

Will it be anytime soon?
I mean... at least the keyboard shortcut keys like in res5... so i can work a diy fix for the midi interface...

In Resolume 6 How to freely navigate in the clips on a deck (via midi) and just trigger the clip I want...??

In Midi mapping I can't specifically see in the graphic user interface how to assign a key that could be used as a "next clip" (like moving the cursor in the keyboard) but without lunching ...