Resolume Forum

Zoltán wrote: Tue Jul 02, 2019 07:18 The licenses can be moved to new machines any time with a working internet connection.
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You can find our article describing the process more in depth here:https://resolume.com/support/en/registering

This link is dead. Can you update the link to this info?

Alley let me open the .h264 file that was renamed to .mov, but then Alley reported, "Failed to load media file."

I'll look into re-packing to .mov.

I see. When opening the h264 in QuickView, it brings up a graphic with file information, not playback. Yes, creating an mp4 using the h264 file does play back in QuickView, and then Alley converts that, no problem.

But I have a ton of h264's that are in mkv's. It would be nice if Alley could ...

I guess you mean QuickTime? QuickTime doesn't play h264.

The extension is h264.

It plays in VLC on my Mac.

When I try to open my h264 file in Alley, it's grayed out, so can't be opened. Is there a way to dxv-encode a h264 file? The h264 came from an mkv file, and I see the thread asking about converting mkv to dxv here:

https://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=18733

hasn't gotten a single ...

Empyfree wrote: Fri May 03, 2019 06:33 I’d stick with “from start” and modify the start point of the clip in resolume. You can drag it around, or type a number in the box above the handle (box appears when you click on it!)

Great, thanks. I didn't see that in the manual. I'll demo it soon.

After skimming a bit more, it appears the Cue Points is what I want, and possibly also BeatLoopr. I'd still appreciate any comments and suggestions for the best way to do things.

In short, yes.
In a bit longer: https://resolume.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=18526

Reading that other thread, it appears that I have to extract the specific clips from the larger file in advance, correct? I was hoping to be able to use the exact same file over and over, but only change the ...

I just discovered this software, and before I study the manual I've downloaded, I'd like to quickly find out if it can do the main thing I want to do. I have many video files in mkv format, and the video part (which I could extract) is in h264. The videos all average about 120 minutes in length ...