Resolume Forum

sleepytom wrote:why don't you just rename the files? or better still reencode them to something less shitty and more suited to VJing?

Sometimes there isn't enough time to reencode files. Like when they are handed to you less than an hour before a set.

Any hopes of a 64-bit version of Resolume for Windows?

Resolume has a few settings for that source. We are using one presently. Make sure the source matches (HDMI or whichever one you are using for input) and make sure the screen resolution and refresh rate match.

Composition may be a little tricky. We are still working out all of the kinks.

Running 3 GTX 980s we are doing 12 outputs. You should be fine, just make sure one of your 980s is the main card.

Redid the setup with just the most recent 358 driver. Set the power setting to maximum performance and all is well. V-sync enabled.

"Distributing loads" sound good on paper, when thinking from a human point of view. The only thing better than one powerful card has to be two powerful cards, right? From the computer's point of view, forcing the computer to split the load and it then having to work out which GPU has to do what ...

so my thought about this is that i will put 5 beamers on each card.
This way the load would be evenly spread over the two cards, at least this is what i think.

Sounds nice in theory but Resolume only uses the processing power of one graphics card. I hope further down the line they come up with a ...

I'm pretty sure what you are looking for is the DPI scaling setting of your OS. The issue is I recall Resolume not playing well when that is adjusted.

I haven't noticed an issue yet, however, I did plan on re-enabling it and drilling down to the issue. I think it is the NVIDIA driver that was the primary culprit. Disabling Thread Optimization and setting the power option to maximum performance should be the only two things I would also turn off.