It sounds like there indeed is a part of your setup which can't cope with the load. To check how your system is doing, you can use 'activity monitor', found in the utilities folder. That way you can narrow down which part of your system is bearing the brunt of the load. Also, is your iMac one of the...

Ha! Good eye there GeeEs! Yup, just update and things should be fine!

Joris

Hey John

You already mentioned this is one of your earlier posts. Edwin gave the following reply:

- Masks: We put the mask issue on our todo-list, we realise it would make sense to have an option for pre or post masking.

And it has since been placed on our to-do list

Joris

Hey djsalvob No idea why these files should not work for you. Can you send one to support[at]resolume[dot]com. Than we can take a look at it. Also, what are the reasons you cannot upgrade? We'd like to make upgrades as accessible as possible for everyone, since they are an intrinsic part of having t...

Although not mentioned directly in this thread, we are aware of the many requests for this, and are looking into the best way to implement this feature.

Joris

Hey Bass_freq Sorry to hear your audio interfaces aren't working. Do you get audio when you're using the default sound card? Also, could you please send me the log file that Avenue creates on your computer: PC: C:/Documents and Settings/[username]/Application Data/Resolume/Resolume Avenue 3 log.txt ...

Although technically VGA is indeed an analog video signal, a lot of people are using hardware that requires a Video or S-Video connector (like the Edirol V4 for instance). This connection is being phased out on modern computers, which is a gripe for most people buying the new series of MBPs. If you'...

Hey Fongaboo At the moment we have no shortcuts assigned to the in/out points, nor can you assign midi control to it. Some other people have requested similar features, and we're looking into how to best implement this functionality. To have more precision, you can use the CTRL key on a PC or CMD ke...

Hi guys!

Thanks for your input. We can definitely see the need and the use of this. We'll discuss the possible ways of implementing this, and if feasible, add it to the new feature list.

Joris

Hi Naddyd Resolume Avenue should run fine on any MacBookPro that has a dedicated GPU. That means that you'll get optimal performance with the 15" 2.66GHz configuration and upwards. Note that that is a recommendation, and that users have reported working fine with the 13" models as well. As...