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Joris wrote:As He2neg already mentions, whether or not you can control your LED setup depends on what protocol they use.

If they are regular LED screens, they will most likely have a processor that you can plug in

That was the Word i was searching, arghh

#1 & #3 you can do a ot of stuff with Arena, you will find many ways to get to this target [ Layer / Slices / layer router ...]

#2 from my experience:
Normaly the Panels have somekind of input box / reciver were you can plug in your video cable and adjust a few things. If you have this, then you ...

you will find it here :
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=9478

Here you can see how different Laptops behave:
http://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=11093

GPU is the most importend part for Resolume :roll:
but dont lose sight of the HDD/ SSD for smooth playback.

Since Resolume is a 32bit application you dont need to upgrade your ram to infinity :geek ...

For me this looks like the clips you try to play are audio only, are you sure the video inside the clips is ready to play and not broken? (Try to play the file in quicktime)

And the few normal questions :

Version of Resolume ?
File Format ( .mov ) and Codec you use ?

i do this the other way round :

i mapped the bpm Tab on my midi controller, and from time to time i tap the bpm on the right way

Takes the same time then check the blinking light if its correct and its possible immediately

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Joris wrote:

Only the config.xml does store some absolute paths, but you can just delete the config.xml if there's any trouble.

Ah yes i remember

I dont know exactly what you want to reach but if you didnt saw it so far you may be happy with this option :


Set the Transport of the Clip to BPM and then you´ll see the parameter "beat looper" below the transport.

This can be the droid you are looking for

I think you are mixing to things:

1. masking : create a layout with transparent and non transperent parts (depending on the object you are projecting on) and then just show the clip you want through that mask ( only the transparent parts)

2. generate Content using some kind of layout / outlines of ...