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Found this in the reports from PAX 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmDUNsZSebA

http://skreens.com/

You might want to check out Lightfactory:
http://LightFactory.net

LightFactory is also comming in a console (Philips Strand Neo) later this year:
http://neocontrol.net/

/Stafis

Edit: Changed to direct link to Neo microsite

Well actually, fading would not work for SMPTE as far as i know.

But having two timecodes i beleive you have a couple of options right now:
1. Switch between the timecodes on the way in to your computer (maybe with a mixer or something else?)
2. Get a second computer and then use a videomixer and ...

You have two signals and only one input...

Kind of the same problems DJ's have... - Two CD-players and only one soundsystem....

Mayby you are looking for a mixer?

It says

DMX port (output only)

in the dokumentation.

/Stafis

If you have a router on the network and you send to the multicast adress (normally IP *.*.*.255 Ex. 192.168.1.255) the message will be sent to all units in the network.

Could this work for these types of messages?

/Stafis

You have 4 parts in this problem:
* The computer
* The adapter
* The cable
* The projector

As i understand it you have eliminated the adapter and the cable - so you are halfway

Try hooking it up to TV/Monitor instead of the projector?

/Stafis

Livid instruments have a new one called Base.

32 velocity / pressure sensitive pads with aftertouch
9 touch faders with multiple LED modes
8 touch buttons
8 function buttons
All controls have RGB lights


http://lividinstruments.com/images/base_01_angle.jpg

Cost: $399
Read more at http ...

Numark Orbit Wireless MIDI Controller:



Described by engadget: "it looks like a game controller that crashed into a disco"
http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/23/numa ... -on-video/

At 2:05 he says that the outer players are for SMPTE...

Yes you might have to adapt your output screensizes and such to fit the videowalls, but that should work with a videomixer anyway. Most of the videowalls I have 'stumbled' over have SDI/DVI/HDMI/VGA or such inputs that should work with any ...