don't know but i think it should work so far! never heard of any problems here with shared memory. Performance may be not very good (in higher resolutions)

http://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=4609 here's the link of the thread i created... i also found other midi tools which convert audio to midi in realtime! you simply need midi yoke (virtual midi device) ts audio to midi or a similary tool which spit out midi notes from audio signal th...

if you want to record... you have to use a scan converter or a hd record/capture device which "eats" vga or something like this! if you just want to preview the output on a monitor, you should use a vga/video splitter. my last tip is to use the window mode and the matrox 2go... so that onl...

i think this will only work with matrox graphic cards or other devices which have qaurtz/openGL support!?
and i don't think that usb interface is made for jobs like this

i have the same problem if i'm running ati tray tools in the background.. without it works fine...
maybe use another graphic driver if you don't use ati tray tools. (with the ati tray tools you can overclock your ati card, worked fine on my laptop, gained about 20% performance )

not yet!

meanwhile you can use a midi tool which generates notes from the audio input... seems to work fine so far!

no problem so far...
the only thing i can not trigger the way as in resolume 2 is the audio fft on the timeline!
ok the function may is not good if you play audio, but for video it is very handy!

it's not a problem, it's a feature

intercut?
you mean you switch from channel 1 to 2 on the A-"layer", and on B runs for example 3 or 4?
this is normaly so far, never seen a v4 without flickering when switching between inputs!