Thank god something works.. Hate how mac's get all the nice toys.. This. This exactly. That said, I've had issues with xsplit into resolume working when i have blackmagic software installed but no hardware attached... and blackmagic hardware not working when xsplit isn't running... which screwed up...

Isn't it possible to select multiple points by holding shift or by clicking and dragging over a selection?

Of course, if it did this automatically half the time it would be really useful, and sometimes really annoying.

Spout is for PC, it's just less useful as it needs support from both the captured programming and the receiving programming. Sadly it's the closest there currently is without using a second computer and a capture card. As far as I know... Depending on what you're trying to capture, XSplit can be use...

I guess you're using windows? If you to recording devices (right click the speaker icon in the notification area, then recording devices) and set 'Stereo Mix' to be the default device that should do what you're trying to achieve. You may need to right click and 'show disabled devices' to get it to a...

So I had this problem but with an older generation GPU (660m) which was seemed similar to what i've read in this thread. Running integrated graphics worked fine but no output from dedicated GPU. I solved it a while ago using this solution from joris (second post), http://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic...

In this case you won't need anything other than adapters. Depending on where you're controlling from, where the projectors/inputs are and what connector/standard the inputs are on, it's probably best to use the two miniDP outputs with active adapters. If you've got long runs over HDMI or DVI look in...

I suppose, maybe, it depends on what you're trying to do with it. And you've quoted a motherboard which turns into RAM specification. You've covered most of the major points fairly well, personally I might try to get a larger SSD or even move to an NVMe drive. If you've got the money for a new 1050 ...

pretty sure that's not right, you can run the integrated screen of the external gpu. And the core can be hot plugged, switching which gpu is being used is done in a desktop app. However, there is also the question of "is it worth it?" current generation laptops have desktop grade GPUs in (...

I think that Microsoft might be taking leave of their senses in thinking that because apple charge ridiculous money for impractical systems (who actually needs a 5K [iMac] or 4500x3000 [surface studio] display?) then they should join in. This is obviously their preemptive strike at the next generati...

Processor - any recent i5 would be fine. if you're also doing video editing or running multiple demanding programs at once then look to go up to an i7. Don't fall for any low-power options (nothing that ends with T U or P)! GPU - unless you're pushing a massive number of pixels you don't really need...