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Note again - the 640x480 clips resized to 320x240 are 3x to 4x faster than the *same* clips processed and shown at 640x480.

Since the amount of data being read from the disk is the same in both cases, the bottleneck is likely to be the CPU, since in the latter case 4x as many pixels are being ...

Yup, I'm thinking it's the videocard issue described by Arnout.

Note that I'm using the *same* 640x480 clips. At 320x240 they play fine and fast, at 640x480 things slow down. Since they are the same clips, I don't think the hard disk is the bottleneck. (It's 7200 RPM already.)

Is anyone gigging ...

I have not had crashes, but have had major delays when inactivating MIDI hardware.

Try using MIDIOX ( http://www.midiox.com ) and the MIDI Yoke driver to create a virtual MIDI port. Connect the devices to the virtual port in MIDIOX, and connect Resolume to the virtual port. You can disable the ...

If there has been a CD or DVD in the optical drive, Resolume gets a bit confused when starting up. It throws up the message about "no disk in drive" with the abort, ignore, continue dialogue.

After a reboot, everything is OK. But if there has been a disk in the drive, Resolume gets confused.

Originally posted by bart
AV?

Absolutely.

Adult Video is huge here in Japan, and any tools that can make production faster and deeper, in realtime, would definitely be welcome.

I have two computers running Resolume 2.2, both are sitting on the LAN and can communicate with each other.

However Resolume does not see the other computer as a vidnet server, on either machine. Vidnet servers show as 0.

I only have a single machine copy and am doing this as a test - could this ...

I know that you can select an active layer slot with F1, F2, F3 - but how do you select an active FX slot?

I have assigned keyboard shortcuts to some effects, and would like to be able to quickly activate them into 3 FX slots.

Some pro soundcards cannot monitor their output and present it as a line-in.

For example, the Echo indigo io can receive an external source, and present it to software as line-in, but if you are playing something *out* on the Indigo, it can't be monitored by other software in the same way as Stereo ...

I know that, and I have done it before, linking programs with MIDIOX.

What I meant is that it would be cool if Resolume was able to express units (eg. clip duration etc) as beats AND also have some way of defining the beat duration - by tapping it in, by typing a number or from a MIDI clock ...

I am currently using Resolume on a dual-head system. For a variety of reasons, the primary Windows display is on the secondary output from the graphics card, and the extended desktop is on the primary.

All Windows apps respect this, and keep their dialogs and screens on the Windows primary. However ...