Resolume Forum

Hey ya'll, I'm a fan of resolume and want it to grow to be the best (already is) vj software. I'd like you all to check out a part of another vj software called Mute ( http://www.mutevj.com ). I don't really like the software as a whole, but check out their innovative external sources. I was pretty ...

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Even is your laptop is being a Mr. SillyHead, you should be able to just change the settings in Resolume to switch the screens.

I'd totally help pay for their hosting, I miss their site.

For the karaoke system you are going to want a video capture card. Then you'll just dedicate one layer to the karaoke system.

Dang, Nexus, I'm looking forward to the update, sounds awesome. I just need to make some time to get my darn wiimote to connect to my computer. I've got it to be recognized, but it doesn't want to maintain the connection. I haven't had much time to debug though. Keep on rocking.

Uh...it works perfectly fine with mjpeg. The question is about how resolume interacts with the video card. Because from what I'm seeing having a high end video card makes no difference at all. Can some one clear this up?

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Originally posted by electrotimba
I am sorry but it wont work with ...

Looks like you were all right. Is the case that resolume doesn't interact with the video ram? I'm starting to think I went way over kill on my computer power.

I'm pretty sure that the issue at hand is not the codec, but that the video card is not being communicated to properly by resolume. Thus the ram isn't being increased causing the video play back to be slow and jerky.

Any ideas from you leet programmers?

I think I've found something that might help lead me in the right direction. The video card has shared ram which increase if i play a video in a regular media player, but in reolume it never goes up. i can load it up with 3 clips and the video ram stays low.

I've tried a divx clip at 320x240 off of ...