Resolume Forum

Really you are very complcated boys.

First, masks and transparences only work in resolume, when the signal goes out, it's the same signal as an VHS, or TV, no magic, only a video signal.

Second, my question is easy, in Mac I know that maybe with syphon you can redirect the signal to any other software, in PC this doesn't exist I think.

So, I answer myself, no.

You can record videos on the PC side using Camtasia Studio or similar, for instance.
But I am afraid there´s no way to record video from advanced output unless you use a hardware solution.

Joris????

Yah, this works, i've done the following steps to get what you need.

-Buy Fraps

-Do mapping at venue.

-Load mapping and content at home into super heavy desktop.

-Plug in second monitor with identical resolution as venue projector.

-Record second monitor with fraps.

-VJ RAVE AT HOME

-Encode recorded fraps movie.

-Open fullscreen on cheap laptop with VLC.

-Kill person who moved projector

Fraps records really nicely with resolume. I actually will use resolume and pictures of the venue as a means of making concept videos super quick for clients with the advanced output.

drazkers wrote:Yah, this works, i've done the following steps to get what you need.

-Buy Fraps

-Do mapping at venue.

-Load mapping and content at home into super heavy desktop.

-Plug in second monitor with identical resolution as venue projector.

-Record second monitor with fraps.

-VJ RAVE AT HOME

-Encode recorded fraps movie.

-Open fullscreen on cheap laptop with VLC.

-Kill person who moved projector

Fraps records really nicely with resolume. I actually will use resolume and pictures of the venue as a means of making concept videos super quick for clients with the advanced output.

Looks good.
I'm going to try

I will let you know!
Thanks!

I've used fraps for that.
I want to say, i've made a lot the dvd mapping thing.
The bad is, you can compensate the pixel aspect, but most dvd players are not precise when set the aspect ratio.

I think drazkers has the right idea. I would use some playback software that lets you do some adjustment like VLC. For more precise control maybe you could use Video Projection tools.