It's a lot less intimidating if you break down the composition as follows: Muenchner_Kammerspiele_Small..jpg All yellows are the same image All greens are the same image Everything in red is mapped the two screen in red/blue look lie they could be the same image flipped on their Y axis Not sure what...

I understand but that would force me to replace my config.xml file with yours whereas if you just send me the screens setup xml file, I can move it to the right folder and look at it.

Hey DirtyJohn_LV, the config.xml you sent is not your advanced output settings. You'll find it under: Resolume Arena 4>presets>screensetup.

Here is the workflow just in case anyone else needs it: Let's say you only have 1 video clip, here is what you would do from bottom to top: - Layer 1: 1st video clip - Layer 2: Black slide at 100% Add- I use the [Solid Color with 0% brightness] - Layer 3: Layer router of layer 1 If you want to apply...

Did you figure out what was causing your crashes?

I use Resolume Arena 4 as a software switch all the time and it works great. It makes it easy to manage graphics and lower thirds! The router works great with other sources as well but if you route single layers, you don't really need to use the router since sources from capture cards are constant a...

Follow Saddler's tutorial then create one layer for each letter and size these layers to the size of the letter. Each of these layers would have a white clip followed by any effect you want to apply in Resolume. Here is what you'd do for instance, if you had a five letter work like ARENA: Layer 6 at...

Layer router is one of my favorite features and I use it all the time to "keyframe" live clips during live shows. I've had up to 28 layers with no noticeable fps drop and it would look something like this: - 1-13: 13 clips layers - 14: 1 blackout layer - black clip at 100% Add to mask laye...

Model: MacBookPro laptop, Late 2013 OS: Mac OSX 10.9.4 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB Harddisk: APPLE 1TB SSD CPU: 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7 Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 Resolume: 4.1.11 Setup: laptop as control monitor, 1 fullscreen output at 1920x1080 on HDMI output Benchmarks 1920x1080 Clean: 13 ...

Which is a great reminder that Macs are some of the best Windows laptops/desktops when using Bootcamp!

Go Apple!!!!