Recent content by Tamas Nagy

Sorry for the self promotion, but it seems you are looking for our app Vezér :) https://imimot.com/vezer/ 🙃It is basically provide you a timeline where you can set MIDI/OSC/DMX actions, and you can drive that timeline with an external timecode. No LTC support yet, but Lockstep mentioned above...

Hungary, July 25, 2017 - Imimot has Mitti version 1.2, a huge update to it’s - macOS-only - professional Video Cue playback application, which is now available from the Imimot website.Mitti is a feature-packed professional Video Cue playback application for theatre, presentation and live...

That depends of a lot of factor, but in case you are doing a triplewide setup, then best to use triplewide content, so for 3 FullHD projectors 5760x1080 is the best resolution.

There are always problems in my experience with detecting output with Matrox Triple/Dualheads on boot. Best if you unplug it before boot, then after macOS booted re-plug the device.

I don't know any free - or even paid - software which helps you easily transform incoming CC/Note messages to specific MSC commands, but if you have plenty of time you can roll your own with Max/MSP for example. I'm pretty sure the APC cannot be configured to send MSC commands on its own.

Definitely. Art-Net is a standard, so any Art-Net interface will work. Basically they are just network devices.

Hi Guys, Mitti developer here! :)Mitti is definitely not a QLab clone, and it had not been designed to replace anything on the market. Just give it a go to see if it suits your needs or not.Edit: I just realised we are on the Sound/Music forum. Mitti is a video cue player - although it can...

Hungary, March 27, 2017 - Mitti, a pro video cue playback application for macOS that offering playback of movies, still images and supports other common media sources like cameras, capture cards, Syphon and NDI has been recently updated to version 1.1.1.The update adds the possibility to...

The Mini does not support more than 2560x1600 on two displays anyways ;)

I think this is totally possible - probably in any video playback software that supports corner pinning/keystoning. I'm not sure how you can do that in QLab but I bet that is just a few clicks.

Yes, they have, but they are not that bad. Have a low-end 1.5Ghz model from the current line and it can playback 2560x720 ProRes movies spanned on 2 displays without problem for example.

All outputs are coming from the same GPU of course, so there are no difference regarding to performance.

I'd use the Thunderbolt output for feeding the LED screen because that less picky about the output resolution and frame rates.

I'm second on using OSC and remote control QLab - so move your computer as close as possible to the stage and remote control it over the network by OSC. The QLab guys have a pretty nice remote app, check it out.

I'd suggest to stick with a hardware interface. Although OSX support MIDI over Network natively, that only works between computers as far as I know, and I have mixed experience using it. Sometimes its working, sometimes not, but usually not really reliable if timing is important.