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@Jambalob - can you elaborate on the complex shapes? I might be in the "+1" camp with you but I want to understand what your ask is there.


If a lighting fixture has a circular array of LEDs. Or an arch. Or an S shape. I work in film production and it's entirely possible we have LED tape ...

Just want to bump this again. 16bit fixtures would be a great feature. Most of the TV/Film people use PRG Mbox or other pixel mapping programs because they can accomplish this. I've been playing around with a few media servers and see a lot of advantages using Resolume with that one exception. There ...

Zoltán wrote: Wed Apr 07, 2021 10:52 Indeed, 16 bit DMX output is not supported currently.
Moved to feature requests.

Any movement on this?

Has there been any movement on 16bit DMX Fixtures for the advanced output window?

No a lighting chart has fixtures. A pixel map has video slices, X/Y offsets and slice resolution and naming information. You can map fixtures in Arena's advanced output, but that's not what a pixel map is.

I believe there has been a few other requests for complex shapes and 16 bit fixture support ...

What do you mean? Pixel Maps don't have fixtures.


A pixel map is a raster that contains individual cells/diodes, strips of diodes with individual addressing, moving lights or fixed lights with rgb/cmy parameters, which are fixtures, on a map, with video played over them. The RGB data values ...

Hey there,

Wondering if there was a world where we get a rework of the Pixel Map feature?

Looking for:

• 16bit fixtures
  Complex shapes
  Fixture grouping
  Individual fixture color mastering

Thanks!

If you want to pull specific channels of the fixture, maybe you can do that in a lighting console.


Thanks for the response, I didn't see it until now.

As far as controlling from a console that is indeed something we do. In this case I don't think the console could do it directly as it would ...

If NDI is a fundamentally unreliable technology, then why did Vizrt pay $90m for it? Is Resolume worth $90m? And, really, unreliable compared to what?

They paid for the whole package, NDI and Newtek, not just the technology


As far as HX, does encoder qualify factor into your opinion ...

resolumejunkie wrote: Sun Jul 25, 2021 15:10 How about now and today? On Windows, just use the (free) Newtek NDI Bridge as a transcoder from Full NDI to NDI HX2.

Nice! I'll have to check that out. Thanks for the tip.