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Hello Arvol,

Thanks for the tip! I'll be sure to sharpen my axe and would enjoy connecting in the future.

I'll keep this thread posted with any improvements I make in the meantime.

Hello,

I am getting more into permanent installations and I wanted to open up a chat about a few specific tasks that make Resolume Avenue / Arena easier to use in these circumstances.

First let me define a few points on what kind of installations we are talking about.

1) Permanent. As in it's up ...

One thing I have found helpful is to also have Windows Task Scheduler restart the computer once a day. I have it restart around 5:00 AM. That way it runs smoother and gives everything a chance to reboot.

Yes, the video is more delayed already than the audio.

I ask for video delay, of which the native plugin/effect seems to do the best, because even though the cameras are delayed each camera has a different delay. So I want to maybe get those to sync up and then find a way to delay the audio so ...

Thank you very much this has been an informative discussion and I appreciate the conversation!

Thanks Zoltan!

I was wondering if I could test this out. Do the computers have to actually receive the frames to simulate the load? Or can I get the same thing by just sending out the frames into nothing on my NUC as a test?

Lets say we have something more modest like 2 or 3 screens. Same 1080p@30 ...

Yes exactly. Looks like you can have up to 8 in a 1Gig network.

But is that more efficient than a GPU video out?

What about adding another 1Gig network?

How far can we really push it?

Getting really pumped on being stoked about the NDI protocol from NewTek.

From what I gather Syphon and Spout are still the most efficient way to send video between applications on the same computer.

But! I am curious about what kind of limits there are for sending video over the network using NDI ...

I agree this would be an awesome feature! Good to know there is audio too!

I am really using this for live broadcast into Zoom Meetings. Sort fo a DIY TV Station where we can mix in cameras (audio is piped right into Zoom from our Scarlett USB-Audio interface).

Does a significant amount of delay ...

Is there a way to access the delay feature shown when selecting "Display 1, etc" in "Advanced Output" such that it could work for NDI or Syphon/Spout?

It would be great to have a robust way to delay the output slightly.

Thanks!