The ffgl you are wanting to build already exists. it's a source that comes with chaser called outliner. As Zoltan already mentioned the only way to get the info you are wanting is to parse the xml of the advanced output. I did this in my app called tracer and it's really not too hard to do, you need...

RTX>GTX

Would love to have the preview monitor unlinked to the program feed so we can move and scale them both individually

Most of what you're asking can be done in Advanced Output. There's also this nifty tool I use a lot as well: https://hybridvisuals.nl/stageflow/

I don't believe this is an option with Denon currently. Denon has OSC support but it seems like it is only used for timecode. If Denon can open OSC up to also output a 2 strings (1 for the artist and 1 for the track) this could be used to get the text into Resolume. Alternatively there is some Denon...

I can't seem to find an easy way to do this inside Resolume. I could find a way to do this inside Bomes or TD but tbh the thumbnail is good enough for me to know what each clip is. You might add a feature request for a next and previous clip preview as well as a clip connect and have that feature to...

From what I watched this looks normal to me. You selected a clip (which position in the comp was loaded into memory) then when you selected a blank column within a layer (which is NOT a clip) I believe you are assuming this position is now loaded into memory, but since it's not a clip it is not load...

Looks like it is working normal to me. 10.9 is an actual number 10,9 is not. So anything after the comma is nullified.

Sounds like it's an issue with the file. Maybe re-render it (if possible) but render it from whatever compositing software you have using the DXV3 codec (works for Adobe products). Does the audio play differently in Resolume than it does in other software like VLC? Same rates won't change the start ...

48,42.1,88.2,192. It shouldn't matter, that's just the sample rate. I've used many sample rates no issues. I would be willing to bet a beer that the problem you are having is that your clip is not DXV3 and is mp4. open up Alley on your computer remux the video to DXV3 and I bet that will get you up ...