Resolume 2.4 preview

Post by **bart** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 22:06

Get your taste buds going with this little Resolume 2.4 preview!

We are working on integrating the DMX protocol in Resolume so you can control Resolume with a DMX light table and send DMX signals to any DMX device from flash movies playing in Resolume. This way you can do integrated light and video shows!

Thanx to the pioneering work by VJ team Eyesupply on integrating Ableton Live and Resolume we are now working on implementing a BPM clock in Resolume. This clock enables you to beat match your clips and effect parameters to the BPM (beats per minute: speed) of the music!

UPDATE:
We do not have an exact time schedule for this release but it will take AT LEAST a month from now.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 00:43

does this mean the sometimes not consistent frame rate of video playback has been resolved in the process?

Ne1

levon · Post by **levon** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 02:45

hey cool

any idea of how long untill this will be avalible? (or beta testing)

just a quick question, whats the DMX license, will DMX be something you have to pay more for?

awesome work

levon · Post by **levon** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 04:18

ok, been looking at the screenshot a bit... few more questions

for DMX output, how many universes are able to be used at the same time? it looks like only 1 from the screenshot.

and as far as controling lights, say you want to set the gobo of say 4 lights at the same time, would you do that via flash, or can you set it with a midi controller, or by the resolume interface?

is there anyway of sequenceing the DMX lights? or would you still need a midi sequencer for that?

youve been using lan box so far right? is there a list of other supported DMX controllers?

is it easy to pimprovise with lighting as it is with video?

heh, plenty of more questions to come later.

Danger · Post by **Danger** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 12:54

DMX would be great

can wait to see a beta

what hardware and license do we need ?

Post by **bart** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 13:22

yes seperate license will be required for the DMX functionality. we have not yet decided how much it is going to be but as with everything here it will not break the bank.

It wil be possibel to send and recieve DMX over a cheap usb lanbox and via ethernet through the Artnet drivers.

DMX signals are send from action script in a flash movie. This is perfect for synchonising DMX signals with your flash movies. If DMX is used by a lot of people we will expand the DMX functionality in Resolume.

Post by **edwin** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 16:09

Hi All,
Bart means not the Lanbox (because they are not cheep at all) but the Enttec Usb device.
Enttec.com
We hope we can support a bigger variety of devices in the future.
Cheers
Edwin

Danger · Post by **Danger** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 17:31

tnkx edwin like you said Lanbox aren't cheap

AlexEtJeremy · Post by **AlexEtJeremy** » Wed Jan 11, 2006 23:23

this sounds great !!! and more magic !!!

we do like the idea of the DMX...
can be really cool on those club with "old light man"

and now, alex has to learn Ableton to !...

Guys, we will buy the upgrade !

homing · Post by **homing** » Thu Jan 12, 2006 00:27

The bpm Feature is such a Good news! I've been wainting for this for such a long time!