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Be sure you are working with "Shapes" and not "Textures" 200 textures at whatever your resolution is is the same as 200 active layers in Arena/Avenue ;)


Ah yes, I assumed that my line objects were only producing 1 layer each, but I think in fact they were producing hundreds. "Merge" seems to ...

200 line shapes on my 2013 macbook pro make 23 fps. On a n M1 max, same is running at 112.
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Hi. I'm new to Wire and just starting to make some things with it. I'm finding it really slow though - I wonder if I'm doing something wrong or it's just not suited to what I want to do.

I thought I'd have a go at some moire patterns, so I'm generating a bunch of lines. 400 is a good number for ...

I have done a bit of a search on this but can't find the exact answer I need.

I have a large number of clips I want to use for a project, and by necessity some are at 25 fps and some at 30 (they're all from analog video sources and some were PAL, some NTSC).

As I understand it, Resolume is OK with ...

Thanks for your help!

Sorry for a slow reply - I got busy with something else. I'd really like to pursue this though, as the firewire in is still useful for old-school SD video.

In QuickTime X, the camera input appears as the name of the camera - (Panasonic) NV-GS55. Screenshot attached. That's ...

yes, it seems to.

I don't seem to be able to get the firewire input working with Resolume 6 (EDIT - to be more specific, it doesn't appear in the Sources list). I appreciate that this is old technology, but I still use it as an easy way to get old-school analogue video (from an analogue video synthesiser, through an ...