Recent content by NicktheEvil

You could try using quicktime broadcaster. it should be able to pull the video from any source and put it over the internet.

I think that you're ion receive channel and transmit channel should be different and then in your MSC cue your device ID should match the ID of your ion MSC receive channel.I have more info at home and i'll look it up when i get home.Best of luck.

another quick thought, are you making sure your MSC command in Qlab is sending on channel 1?

I've found in my travels that sometimes ins go to outs and sometimes ins go to ins. Also you say that you've set your expression up to have channel 1 as a receiving address so Qlab should send to channel 1. I did a little write up a year or so ago about this exactly, maybe it will help.

Qlab 2 can handle a live video feed. you just need to get a video input device for the computer.

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Are you using the load command to load your pictures in the program before a rapid fire sequence?If you are and it's still crashing try replacing h.264 with photo jpeg.

That was going to be my next question. cause if that can happen you can do 3 different screens with a triplehead2go.

But that doesn't solve the resolution problem.I agree with you Mr. Chapman but it goes farther than youtube in my experiences. I've been asked to take crappy video and make it look nice and I've been asked to take 56kbps MP3s and make them sound good - "just convert it to a 44.1k wav, it'll...

I've managed to do magnificent things with projections with just a mac mini with Qlab and a triplehead2go.

ok so from what i'm gathering, you have to play video and present a power point presentation? If that's true, is the power point going to be played back from a different machine than the video?

Beyond that you need to make sure that your Qlab midi commands are sending on the appropriate device ID. This is a number that you'll have to assign to the lighting console, and then in Qlab you'll have to make sure each individual command is sending to the appropriate ID. Furthermore you'll...

If you hold down the alt key and click on the sound icon in the menu bar it gives you expanded options that could allow for a quick selection.

if you're running through a sound board can't you just aux out what you want to send to the monitors?

In either version of Qlab there is a master fader for the over all output. Go to your sound patch and click edit device on the device that you're using as your output. In there you'll find a master fader. Bump it up or down as needed... it works differently depending on the version...