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I believe the new OSC features are pretty much documented here: https://resolume.com/support/en/osc

Use a "+", "-" or "*" to respectively add, subtract or multiply the current value with the incoming one

This is nice too! Do you have these new features documented anywhere else than this topic?


And last but not least we now also support the retrieving of current values through OSC.
Add a ...

edwin wrote:You can send the name of the blend (as it appears in the list) instead of it's index.

for example:
/composition/layers/1/video/mixer/blendmode "Alpha"

This is sweeeet!

MIDI is 127 steps (7-bit) and there is no such thing as a smooth MIDI controller.

The very rare 14-bit MIDI is the feature of the Continuous Controller MIDI specification, where any of the first 32 controls (MSB - CC 0-31) can be optionally paired with a control offset 32 higher (LSB - CC 32-63 ...

Here you go: http://imimot.com/blog/footage-nye-coun ... -composer/

The end nodes you likely have to try if they can take the broadcast, but if a company wants to sell a product for a long time they should produce one that can.

Companies usually supports Art-Net 2/3 which is using unicast instead of broadcast to solve network load problems ;)

they should ...

Enabling all universes in resolume, you can see data rates nicely climbing up to to around 28 megabit/sec. that's still not much on a 100BaseT wired network.

That sounds great in theory, but network traffic and health also depends on the hardware components. To drive 48 universes you would need a ...

The clips are rendered at the speed you see in the fps counter regardless of their source frame rates which can also vary, and the lumiverses get their input from the composition.

Yep, I know that, but that would not stop Resolume to send out Art-Net packets less frequently than the rendering ...

ravensc wrote:

ravensc wrote:I measured the Resolume refresh rate being 25Hz.

I guess it depends on the frame rate of the clip actually playing.

It's 25 hz also if nothing is playing, it seems to be independent of the rendering fps also.

That is interesting. Would not be wiser to use the clip's fps if its lower then 44?

Also the TCP/IP packet adds 20bytes overhead

Yep, nice catch!

ArtNet's recommended maximum refresh rate is 44Hz, to keep compatibility with DMX-512, however the minimum is 4 seconds, (800-1000ms recommended).

4 seconds its not the minimum, but the rate of the Art-Net Keep-Alive transmission ...