What where you trying to achieve again? Sorry, it's been a min since I remember that conversation.

Oh, that's how ... Ie only kind and helpful people are allowed to beta testing. I didn’t make it on this list. :roll: Thanks for clarifying. Now I know. Yah, they have a sign on the front door that makes you ineligible. ^ This.... Again, maybe a good idea to email direct? Everyone has different pri...

Do you mean something like this?:
/composition/selectedclip/transport/position
That's how I control it.

^ Yup

Still waiting 6 years on my keyboard shortcut for the test card lol

IDK anything about those other brand of sending cards.
I'm always a guy for redundant lines as well, prevents catastrophic failure and only takes a few extra seconds. You might look into that as well

First and foremost, do NOT use that GPU, it's pure rubbish! You can get Slices 1,2,3,4,6,&7 all on a single ethernet port of a 660. The loading capacity of that configuration is only 536,000 pixels and a single ethernet port can be loaded up to 655,000 pixels. So I would use port 1 (with port 2 ...

Why not use the recommended codec for playback? I just converted a 2 hour long mp4 to DXV last night, it's 380GB but it runs very smoothly

Those 300's are less than ideal lol. A single 660 should get you what you're after.
FYI the new H series from Nova are incredible and will be the only units I purchase from them going forward. Modular is the way

If you want to run external audio, then you will need an audio loopback device for your machine (free versions are out there) and then use "External FFT" to animate your visuals.

Correct.

What LED controller are you using? Most controllers can push 2.6 million pixels per controller. a 1080p raster is only 2.1 million, so you should be able to do an entire 1080p raster off of a single LED controller.