With the X1800 1.3 update I'm able to use usb to control resolume with it's midi function. Everything is working great, except midi clock sync will either drop to 20bpm or shoot up to 500 bpm, after anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes, the only way to recover from that is to reset resolume. I'm on resolum...

@jaydeeshow

did you ever get it working, I am thinking about purchacing the DMX-AN2 and I was wondering how it did fo you.

here is a screenshot. I have everything the clock input and it's reading the clock, but the tempo isn't adjusting.

I have the denon x1800 connected to my computer, It is being read and resolume is seeing the clock data. I don't know if there is a setting that I'm missing to get it sync with the bpm of the mixer. is there any one that has some advice.

I have the Denon set up, and I have Resolume 6. I have connected the X1800 to my computer and I am able to see what the media players are playing, and can control the video files the the jog wheel and the cue points.

How do I make it do everything else?

When are you looking to build your computer?

I am personally going to wait for the new Ryzen processers to come out.

Thank you so much @vijaykhilnani!

Chances are there would be no reason I couldn't use the 8700k. The reason I wanted the more cores is due to the multiple recording programs. I'm going to have the decklink 4k recorder to record the output feed, and the decklink duo 2 input the different cameras I can always designate cores to run th...

I was thinking about the 8700k, however I am also going to be using the computer to record A/V while using resolume at the same time. if I was just going to be using resolume, I don't think I would need as much as I will be putting into this system.

I am currently building a new PC for the convention I run. As of right now I'm planning three outputs. We have four projector screens. one output would go to the inside, another output for the outside, and the last for projection mapping during the rave of our event. I would love to hear your though...