Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2003 10:25
hi there, may i ask when the next version will be available?
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Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 06:27
as i see there are 31 visits to this thread in 3 days - so maybe its worth an answer
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2003 09:22
yep you're right,
i'm afraid we couldn't keep our promise.
the release will soon that's all i can say...
sorry bout that.
cheers
i'm afraid we couldn't keep our promise.
the release will soon that's all i can say...
sorry bout that.
cheers
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2003 22:20
no worries Ed and Bart, take your time...
i'm pretty content with a program that can play 3 layers of multiple format digital video/stills in realtime, that also allows multiple effects, video scratching, realtime video feeds, dynamic text input via flash, output recording, MIDI control, and does all this without needing a super-computer and dedicated hardware!!!
To all you other guys who keep hassling Bart and Ed for updates, just remember that only a few short years ago it was VHS, camera, and a basic video mixer for doing live work! - be grateful!
i'm pretty content with a program that can play 3 layers of multiple format digital video/stills in realtime, that also allows multiple effects, video scratching, realtime video feeds, dynamic text input via flash, output recording, MIDI control, and does all this without needing a super-computer and dedicated hardware!!!
To all you other guys who keep hassling Bart and Ed for updates, just remember that only a few short years ago it was VHS, camera, and a basic video mixer for doing live work! - be grateful!
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2003 14:36
NOO, WE WANT MOORE, MORE, MORE!!!
just kidding... great work guys... and thanks
ST-V
just kidding... great work guys... and thanks
ST-V
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2003 17:12
I second that ether_warpTV.... well said!
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2003 11:03
go ether! go ether!
btw keep up the freekin good work!
btw keep up the freekin good work!
Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2003 19:54
Resolume is great, but we really do need a decnt idea about when the next version will be available.
If updates are going to be very few and far between then I have to admit that we would consider switching to a different software.
The current version of resolume is nice, but we are now hitting barriers (especially in midi control) that are preventing us from doing what we want to do.
Taking your time on updates is fine, but please at least give us a realistic idea of when releases will be coming and what features will be in them.
Dan.
If updates are going to be very few and far between then I have to admit that we would consider switching to a different software.
The current version of resolume is nice, but we are now hitting barriers (especially in midi control) that are preventing us from doing what we want to do.
Taking your time on updates is fine, but please at least give us a realistic idea of when releases will be coming and what features will be in them.
Dan.
Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2003 20:11
true dat !!!
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2003 17:49
I should qualify my previous post by saying that we would be quite prepared to pay some more money for a new version of resolume wiuth extra features in it.
If there were a guaranteed release date, we would probably even pre-order it.
If there were a guaranteed release date, we would probably even pre-order it.