Resolume Forum

Hi,

I am programming my AKAI APC40 with Resolume 3. I want to switch BPM sync on the transport section with a press of a button on the APC40. How can I program this?
I also want to be able to switch to BPM sync for the the scale property in the composition with a press of a button. Is this possible ...

Hey,

I'm glad you have got it working again. Sometimes taking the long way home (reinstalling Windows XP) is the easiest way to get you back. ;-)

I would suggest converting all your visuals to MJPEG, so that you do not have to use other codecs other than Pegasus MJPEG.

Now that you have a working ...

Had the same problem. My experience is that I must use the correct connector on the graphics card. Use the primary DVI or VGA connector on your graphics card.
Then make sure you have a second screen available in Windows XP, which would be your tv-out. Enable this second screen. Then make sure your ...

That is the right codec, the Pegasus PICVideo MJPEG codec. You've already got the right codec.

Forget Norton Ghost, that's only for backup purposes.

Just re-install Windows XP, install the Pegasus PICVideo MJPEG codec, and install Resolume. Stop messing around, get busy with re-installing!

@kiwii:
Stop wasting time! :) Re-install Windows XP. And install the PicVideo MJPEG codec, and install resolume. Sometimes it is best to start all over again.
And when you have a working Windows XP, make sure you make an image with Norton Ghost for example.

@gpvillamil:
Thanx for the tip. I have ...

Originally posted by gpvillamil If you use a codec pack, don't use K-Lite. Use the CCCP codec pack instead:

http://www.cccp-project.net/

[Edited on 5-9-2007 by gpvillamil]
Hi gpvillamil :)

Is there a significant benefit from installing CCCP codec pack over installing K-Lite mega codec pack ...

Ok! Good luck!

Another advice, make an nLite Windows XP install cd. And make sure you set all options, so that when installing you don't have to answer all the installation questions. Saves you time.

Last advice, whenever you have a working Windows XP, do not change anything, first make a Ghost ...

Hi Kiwii,

My first post! I saw this question, I had to answer it :)

I had the same problem this weekend, and because of the little time I had (saturday I had a gig), I decided to re-install Windows XP.

So I did, and it worked, all problems were solved.

So my advice is, how stupid it may seem, re ...