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Do you have MIDI in and out enabled in Resolume? I've noticed that my LaunchControl loses connection with MIDI output enabled but with just input enabled I have no problems.

Make a 1 frame quicktime of your image using the DXV codec. Works great for me.

This works for me when dealing with stubborn MP4 files: iSquint, convert the file to MP4 with "Optimize for TV" checked with the stock settings then it will convert fine with MPEG Streamclip.

I built a system for a club in Vancouver, BC that does 6 outputs at once, you will need 2 GFX cards(one must be a dual head card), the more powerful one should be for your preview monitor apparently and the other will need to go to two Matrox TripleHead2Gos. With a decent GFX card your output should ...

I've had this happen too occasionally, I just drop the clip in again, most of my qtz use syphon, maybe that might be an issue?

I was using the TH2Go Digital/Analogue, and tried using VGA->VGA as well as DVI->DVI. I think it was the wall controller as there were two different ones and it was the VisualLED one that wouldn't recognize the signal post TH2Go. I still always ask for an ImagePro or the like just to be sure.

I had a similar problem a couple weeks ago, DVI direct out of my MBP to a Visualed controller no problem but when I went through a TH2G Digital it wouldn't recognize the signal, there were two led wall systems being used and the other one had no problem (can't remember the make of the other ...

I would love to be able to do the same setup! I do the one on top of the other method with the second monitor on the right, a little confusing but added real estate is good.

Intel BOXDX58SO DX58SO "SmackOver" S1366 DDR3 SATA G-LAN
Intel BX80601940 Core i7 940 "Nehalem" S1366 2.93GHz
GeForce GTX 280 OC 1GB PCIe
GeForce GTX 250 OC 1GB PCIe
2x Viper Series 4GB PC3-10666 Enhanced Latency Kit (2x2GB) DDR3-1333
TruePower Quattro 1000W
2x SSDNow M-Series 2.5" SATA 80GB MLC ...

I'm running a 3840x480 comp going out to 6 projectors, I have found that 98clips in a deck is my tipping point, anything over that and it's crashy time.