We're working on this. (#13191)
You'd need to wait for an update

I'd recommend to go out from Resolume via Art-net, and convert to 3/5 wire DMX with an external box, like the Enttec ODE mk2
It would be future proof, and a lot more flexible.

As explained in the article I linked to

Enttec DMX devices can be hard to get working. That's why we're not supporting them any more from version 6. You'd need a specific combination of the drivers, OSX, and Resolume version to get them working. You can find some related info here: https://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=14204...

thomgee wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2019 16:02 I found this in an other thread... Is this already prooved?

yes: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=15555&hilit=Could+ ... =20#p66095

Shorter addresses are not available I'm afraid.

stefobosso wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2019 14:24 Resolume 7 - for 2 computers ?

I don't think I understand the question.

On mac the files are in
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/common/plug-ins/[versions]/MediaCore/Resolume DXV

Reinstalling Resolume should also fix the plugin, as they are reinstalled, together with Alley.
Make sure to exit Adobe apps when installing.

Yes.

https://resolume.com/support/en/registe ... y-machines

There is no difference between a license bought with the educational discount vs regular price, except the price.

Alley puts the DXV codecs into C:/Program Files/Adobe/common/plug-ins/[someVersion]/MediaCore/Resolume DXV You can remove them from this path if you'd like. Did you get an error message trying to install Alley, saying it can't write the adobe plugins? If so, try exiting all adobe apps, and try reins...

To install the fonts, double click on the font file, and choose Install for All users of the machine.
After a Resolume restart, your fonts - if supported - should show up in the text source's list.