two proyectors
Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2012 23:04
Hi all
How I can output a layer 1 in a proyector and layer 2 in another?
I´am a newbie
thanks
How I can output a layer 1 in a proyector and layer 2 in another?
I´am a newbie
thanks
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Re: two proyectors
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 00:27
you need this http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/produ ... igital_se/ and this http://irworkshop.com/products/mapio or Resolume Arena.
Re: two proyectors
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:11
@Nexus: Why ir Mapio? and why Arena?
Works fine with Avenue.
First of all... you need a graphics card with min. 3 outputs which can be used simultaneously.
2 Outs for your projectors and one for the Resolume GUI.
If do don't have one... you'll need a matrox like Nexus mentioned before.
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/produ ... igital_se/
Here is a example of how it could work for you.
- Open resolume.....Avenue or Arena
- Set your composition size to 1280x480px
- Add one clip in layer one and another in layer two
- Activate scaling in the LAYER properties (Layer 1 & 2) and setup it to W 640 H 480
- Now set the x position of LAYER 1 to -320 and the x position of LAYER 2 to 320
From now on every clip you add to layer one or two will be played on the left or right side of your composition.
- Navigate to OUTPUT/ADVANCED
- If you connected 2 projectors to your card you should see TWO displays with one slice above on the left side of the screen.
- click on the slices and set them booth to 640x480px an drag one to the left and the other to the right side of the input-section.
Save&Close.......voilá
Greetz
cosmowe
Works fine with Avenue.
First of all... you need a graphics card with min. 3 outputs which can be used simultaneously.
2 Outs for your projectors and one for the Resolume GUI.
If do don't have one... you'll need a matrox like Nexus mentioned before.
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/produ ... igital_se/
Here is a example of how it could work for you.
- Open resolume.....Avenue or Arena
- Set your composition size to 1280x480px
- Add one clip in layer one and another in layer two
- Activate scaling in the LAYER properties (Layer 1 & 2) and setup it to W 640 H 480
- Now set the x position of LAYER 1 to -320 and the x position of LAYER 2 to 320
From now on every clip you add to layer one or two will be played on the left or right side of your composition.
- Navigate to OUTPUT/ADVANCED
- If you connected 2 projectors to your card you should see TWO displays with one slice above on the left side of the screen.
- click on the slices and set them booth to 640x480px an drag one to the left and the other to the right side of the input-section.
Save&Close.......voilá
Greetz
cosmowe
Re: two proyectors
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 17:12
[quote="cosmowe"]@Nexus: Why ir Mapio? and why Arena?
i just think it's better that way than scaling, easier if you have the plugin and just trying to sell Resolume Arena cause is such a great software, and i know it look more proffesional that way.
yes i know you can map with photoshop, transforming areas and keystone, but its way better to use a plugin that its made for that.
i just think it's better that way than scaling, easier if you have the plugin and just trying to sell Resolume Arena cause is such a great software, and i know it look more proffesional that way.
yes i know you can map with photoshop, transforming areas and keystone, but its way better to use a plugin that its made for that.Re: two proyectors
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2012 09:56
Who said anything about mapping? The question was about outputting 2 different things to two projectors!
How would it look more professional and how is having to use a plugin when you don't actually need it easier?
I find that people get into "plugin mode" very easily before actually looking at what can be achieved with what they already have.
How would it look more professional and how is having to use a plugin when you don't actually need it easier?
I find that people get into "plugin mode" very easily before actually looking at what can be achieved with what they already have.