Genlock doesn't prevent tearing. You will need sync'd output's sharing the same clock source, which is why Quadro cards are great for multiple outputs sharing the same raster vs a GeForce card. With NDI you now have to introduce your NIC, and infrastructure, in theory this may work one day, but I wo...

I would disagree. NDI is pretty expensive on the CPU not to mention the latency and additional hardware needed for this configuration. I have an old HP laptop with a 2GB Intel GPU that can output a 4k@60 comp with 1 layer with no issues. If you're running DXV3 content (as you should! lol) there is v...

Yup! I've been using Sublime, and as Edwin said, Wire monitors the files and updates on changes

I use the OSC Dat for most of my work. I've never hear of a tag type 9?
Int's and floats can be done via chop, strings and tag type "r" (color) has to be done via Dat's. You're going to find more help in the TD FB groups btw

Try a new MIDI mapping file from scratch. It looks like you mapped a value to fire a clip, when you turn it all the way it launches an empty clip to the far right. I bet if you use a new mapping file and then re-map it, it won't happen

Can you right click the node and look under "visibility"
Thanks

PC: Start menu> Resolume Wire
Mac: Finder> Application> Resolume Wire

Look for the orange "W" logo.

if it's not there you might try re-installing

Can you also search for "Wire" in your OS's search function?

Wow, we are really excitd about this! And judging from the past, this coming from Resolume, this will actually work just fine and reliably! Thank you! Any plans on adding 3D functionality in there? Loading OBJs, materials, Cameras, Animation, etc? It's on the roadmap, no ETA that I know of, but yes...

I keep all my FX on the layer level but this comment still applies to group or anything else. Rather than using a dashboard encoder, You can map parameters by the "selected layer/group/clip" style of mapping and then also map a selection button or encoder as well. How I like to work is I p...

What?