Resolume + Spout = Error Loop

[dk0rt3]

Hi,

i wanna recieve a texture in resolume arena (5.1.4) with spout (2.006) but i get the following error loop:

"Cannot create DirectX/OpenGL interop."

I tested spout with the included demo sender and reviever. That works fine. So i think its a arena with spout problem.
I put the SpoutPannel in the Arena folder and the SpoutRevieiver.dll and SpoutSender.dll in the /plugins/vfx folder.

Im using Arena 5.1.4 on the following system:

GTX 1050
i7 - 7700HQ
16 gB RAM
Windows 10 Home

Do you have any ideas what i can do?
Greetings and thanks in advance.

[Joris]

There is no need to use the .dlls and SpoutPanel. Arena has native support for Spout since version 5.

What happens if you remove those dlls and use the built-in Spout feature (Sources > Spout > whatever the name is of what you're sending with)?

[dk0rt3]

I deleted the dll files and the Spout Control Pannel.

I see in the Arena source selection the Spout sender (i used the demo example which comes with spout 2.006) but when i drag it into the grid and click play arena instant kills itselfs. I tried it a few times. :/

[Joris]

Okidoki, thanks for trying.

Could you post a screenshot of what SpoutReceiver says when you select Diagnostics?

[dk0rt3]

Aaahhh. I found the solution... normaly it says this..

Spout Receiver (Vers 2.018)
DirectX 9.0c available
Intel(R) HD Graphics 630 (Display)
Microsoft Basic Render Driver (Secondary)
Current adapter : Intel
NV_DX_interop extension available
DirectX 11 Texture share mode


Then i tried to open the application with: rightclick - start with graphicprocessor nvidea

And then resolume doesn't crash while opening spout sources.


Spout Receiver (Vers 2.018)
DirectX 9.0c available
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 (Display)
Microsoft Basic Render Driver (Secondary)
Current adapter : NVIDIA Corporation
NV_DX_interop extension available
DirectX 11 Texture share mode

Thanks for your help! <3

[Joris]

Well, in a way it's good that Resolume crashed. Otherwise Spout would have been running in software fallback mode, and it wouldn't have been performing as well as it could.

[lightbx]

Well, in a way it's good that Resolume crashed.

Well, in a way it's good that Resolume crashed.

Well, in a way it's good that Resolume crashed.

These are our developers, people.