-launching clip based on SMPTE timecode - would this be difficult to implement? Difficult not so much, but it's not in line with the current SMPTE implementation. Right now, SMPTE is meant to allow to sync up one specific clip to a specific external audio source at a specific time. For instance at ...

pablogiganti wrote:...by the way, here´s an intresting example of what I´d like to do: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53_qvMQfvOE

I believe this was actually done with resolume by someone who posts on these forums, as i've seen the same two people involved in a video posted here before!

splashtop xdisplay does the same thing to any ipads connected on the same network....

they're all fairly slow, but at low resolutions with a fast network you may achieve decent results

If you have projectors with internal software that allows for mapping/keystoning/warping/etc its pretty easy to do this (same output to two projos on different surfaces)...

it really depends on the projectors you're using...

I'm assuming not something with those capabilities?

NVIDIA cards seem to perform better over the ATI stuff

more than 8gb of ram is redundant as resolumes a 32 bit app anyways

ultimately for that many displays I'd look at using multiple servers...

they will have to be perfectly still or it will not work.

I would not suggest more than a minute or two of video.

wasn't sure if you could receive large files there or not

two GTX 780s would handle it just fine. You'll need a big PSU and motherboard though, as they're 300w cards

give me an address to send you an example...

mind you, it may have been fixed in an update, the server I was running was on v4.1.3

multiple decklink mini recorders will work, although they're picky in regards to their input signal please note they only work with YUV colorspace as well.... Ok, but i don´t know which colorspace is sent from my camera ? I only know that the camera has a sdi output for live streams too. Would you ...