goto10 wrote:It's a bit of a specific functionality, and would only be useful to a very few people.
Joris

Really¿?
Ask to Ivan how many ppl has downloaded his mapio plugin.

Very nice tip.
I will try it over th2go.

Don't wait. Just try fraps.

I do that all the time with the triple head 2 go.
If you are not using masks,
you can just use a layer per screen section, and rotate it.
Layer 1, right projector
Layer 2, left projector

The only drawback is that you need to redefine your IR keystone properties.

I think that just a couple of times the vjing can be art. There are some guys that eventually can make art from entertaiment, sure! But Vjing itself, don't introduce any formal news to the audiovisual theory, just standarize it over premade forms (the power of the applications). In fact, today mostl...

This degradation of SSD drives is solved with TRIM, info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIM_(SSD_command) Exactly, TRIM solves the speed degradation over time. A real smart implementation by the way. But following the 'theory', SSD drives seems to have a small timelife (if you make a heavy use...

The resolume mask are most like a super fun toy, but don't work for usual live masking.
You need to premade all your clips for that.

Maybe someday will be another instance in the pipeline, and the world will be a better place

I think that quicktime has nothing to do with your flash clips. If you are over Windows, Resolume needs the active X flash. Nobody needs the old ocx anymore, just install the flash player for IE and Resolume will recognize your clips. Funny, this time your are getting the right message: This program...

Take a look that you can see youtube videos in firefox, opera, etc... but the flash clips won't work in resolume until you install the active X version. I mean, you need to install the IE flash player plugin to make it work over Win7.

Just a tip:
If you don't flatten your image in photoshop before save it as png, the mask will not work.