Resolume vs Yosemite

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Resolume vs Yosemite

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Hello guys, did anyone tried resolume IN osx Yosemite? How was it?

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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It has worked since day one with the first developer preview. Performance seemed normal but I didn't get crazy with the testing. If there's anything we learned from Mavericks it's to wait a while before upgrading.

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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Yeah i know that, i was just curious, about that, but i would like to know not from the user prespective but from resolume team prespective...

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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We've been using Resolume on Yosemite to make the recordings for the footage promos since the first dev version came out.

Do they look good enough for you to run a show with?

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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well... Ok! Seems that my concerns about the Yosemite issue was kinda overated! Thanks anyway...

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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Now that Yosemite is out, it would be awesome if Resolume could display its window title bar in black when Dark Mode is enabled!

Or implement fullscreen mode for Resolume.

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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Any idea if DXV's can be previewed in finder now?

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

Post by Oaktown »

No it cannot and the standard QT app can't open them either. :(

I have to use QT7 to open DXV files. And you can't preview even if you change the default app to QT7.

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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I updated Yosemite pretty fast after release on my macbook, but not on my MacPro, since I usually use the first mostly private and the latter primarily professional (I'm a very occasional VJ, primarily editor/animator). But of course, only days after updating I was asked to do a VJ gig, so I had to do it with Yosemite. While testing, everything was fine, but after hooking up in the club, things started to run laggish. The video output (Mini display port > VGA) didn't work at all at first (I had to turn the resolution WAY down). and mixing went kinda well, but every time I added a 4th layer, the program crashed! Luckily I used a lot of dark sequences which turned to black very often, so it wasn't very visible that it crashed during the show, but it was pretty annoying.

I reinstalled Mavericks, and everything runs fine again. hope Resolume will come with an update very soon.

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Re: Resolume vs Yosemite

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Could you contact us with your logfile, Pepijn?

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