Resolume Forum

Are Magewell PCIE capture cards supported? Particularly this quad SDI card?

http://www.magewell.com/pro-capture-quad-sdi

Thanks!

So one one Windows machine -
- We deleted all project documents in the folder. It then booted V6 fine.
On the second machine:
- We made a visitor user account, and it booted, BUT the 'Arena 6' welcome dialogue will not go away now, even when minimizing.

Still trying to figure out the ...

I should also say that this is on Windows.

@oaktown We're suddenly seeing this same issue here. We open the app - then it locks up. We are seeing this behavior on 3x separate machines, all with clean installs of both OS and Resolume.

Is there some sort of back log that's causing this? Multiple versions of V6 have the same behavior too ...

@arvol the limitation is that the units can only do progressive outputs and all outputs must be the same resolution/kind. There isn’t any way to convert outputs to interlaced without having to hit some sort of converter first. We’re used Datapath X4’s and FX4’s many times, and while good, the FX4’s ...

What works well for us is to duplicate the same piece of media into two layers, in the same column, then delete the audio track of one of them and the video track out of the second one in the media tab. Trigger the column. We have much better luck with this route.

Are you using a BlackMagic SDI card as your output? Or a GPU? Are all outputs coming off the same card?

@donking2010 the quick way to fix this is to set your secondary display to be your main display (IE, menu bar etc) and then launch Resolume. Things act a bit odd as Resolume's interface will want to display on the external display. However, it works when you're in a pinch.

I'm running X99 mobo with GTX1080s and we've pushed, at max, 3x 4K at 3840x2160 and a control display of 1920x1080. The system handles fine, but Resolume seems to drop quite a few frames on large files. If you're playing back high resolution files, performance seemed to fluctuate a good bit.

We had some before and ended up returning them. They take a bit of time to calibrate and et going - the sensors need time to warm up to your skin. Also, each user that wears it needs a profile calibrated to themselves, which has to be setup ahead of time. They worked just ok, but weren't perceive ...