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You need to send the file directory string as a text/plain POST request to that API endpoint, you don't insert it anywhere. Anything that can send HTTP requests can be used, cURL is only a very popular tool for this purpose :)

That's good to know, I'm not very experienced in terms of sound engineering, so that info is very valuable to me :) You also wouldn't have to use 120FPS btw, that's just the maximum. You can just encode 60FPS with the new standard as well and it would fit in LTC too from what I can tell.

Still the ...

From my research there is not. I think old hardware is a big cause of that bottleneck. My mentioned approach is actually for VITC (analog devices,) which by my (noob) mistake is not entirely valid for LTC. LTC still supports these framerates though. Old devices would confuse interlaced and ...

There was a recent question by a friend asking if it's possible to run 50fps on 25fps LTC. I said no sadly not but I would really love to see 50 or 60 fps timecode shows in Resolume. I researched and it lead me down the rabbit hole about SMPTE.

From what I could find the standards have been revised ...

Hello, this one is easy: special characters are to be encoded using URL-encoding. There's good documentation about everything ;)

Source: https://resolume.com/docs/restapi/#/cli ... open_by_id

The text parameter only accepts String arguments, you can see this under OSC Type Tag when you go into the OSC shortcuts and select the parameter. So before sending the numbers you have to convert them to a String :)

Hey there,
just skimming the snippet I can already tell that the .xml your script generates does not represent the Resolume data structure close enough, that's why Resolume doesn't do anything with it. It's not a valid mapping file.

To find out and learn about the data just create yourself an ...

Hello, I had a similar idea and developed a FFGL plugin for this. It supports 3D .cube LUT files. You can find it here: https://fullrez.gumroad.com/l/lut (Resolume now has a LUT effect included but if you don't want to update you can still use this one perfectly fine for versions before 7.22)