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by Anne Gentenaar
Fri Mar 20, 2015 12:16
Forum: Problems? Bugs? Solutions!
Topic: DXV codec problems with After Effects
Replies: 4
Views: 3934

Re: DXV codec problems with After Effects

Yes I've been doing that, only the downside is that I wanted to use my footage in Resolume and in AE without having to render things twice... Thanks for looking into it, no hurry just good to know. Just curious, did you have the same problem rendering something that resolution on a mac and importing...
by Anne Gentenaar
Tue Mar 17, 2015 18:07
Forum: Problems? Bugs? Solutions!
Topic: DXV codec problems with After Effects
Replies: 4
Views: 3934

DXV codec problems with After Effects

Hello! I bumped into something weird going on with After Effects and the DXV codec. I'm rendering really large clips for a VJ mapping (resolution: 4372 by 3596) and I can play them in Quicktime (7) and Resolume only when I import them back into AE the clips are transperant... it doesn't matter if I ...
by Anne Gentenaar
Thu Jul 03, 2014 07:11
Forum: Problems? Bugs? Solutions!
Topic: output in foreground on mac
Replies: 4
Views: 4275

Re: output in foreground on mac

When you see your mouse on the output window it's already to late ;)
But good to finally know for sure, thanks!

Resolume still rocks and makes my life better, yeah!!!
by Anne Gentenaar
Mon Jun 30, 2014 22:11
Forum: Problems? Bugs? Solutions!
Topic: output in foreground on mac
Replies: 4
Views: 4275

output in foreground on mac

Hi there,
Is it just me or does 'output in foreground' not work on mac?
My BF who uses Resolume on his PC doesn't have this problem but on my mac I always have to be careful not to get my mouse in the output area. What to do? (and buy PC is not an option ;)
by Anne Gentenaar
Tue Dec 17, 2013 11:41
Forum: Problems? Bugs? Solutions!
Topic: New Mavericks toolbar
Replies: 1
Views: 2511

New Mavericks toolbar

Great new feature in Mavericks to have a second toolbar on your second output, except when you want to VJ ;)
You can turn this off:
Click on System Preferences > Mission Control > Un-tick “Displays have separate Spaces”.
Once your restart your Mac, you will have just a single menu bar. Done.