This I think would likely be the best solution since it wouldn't require a lot of UI stuff to implement on your end (thus hopefully getting it faster on our end). Anyone that's doing custom midi mapping should be able to get a chart or list of what values correspond to the correct button.Ī second possible way to handle it would be to have a text box or something of the sort, where you could click inside of it, and then click the button on your controller and it would fill in the correct midi value. What I was thinking was that you'd have a second dropdown list where you could choose which midi value you want to map it to. From there is where you could do a few different things.
The menu items in a list, grouped by menu items, is definitely a must. Really there are a few ways you could handle this. That's actually more than what I was thinking, and sounds pretty great.
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Feel free to include in the ticket "Bryce said to submit this" and it should get pushed though. Would you be willing to provide additional info via a support ticket? Concrete reproduction steps, with example media would be helpful. In my experience I have only seen this with one specific type of clip. for shots where "remember position" is unchecked. We'd hope that the long-standing "video/audio shot restarts upon triggering another layer" bug could be fixed. I would imagine this being more likely to happen given the ability to use jog wheels would be easily done with controller support. Of course i'd love to see the ability to modulate the speed of a video shot, or even scrub through the video That is unlikely to happen given the additional shot paradigm. solar sonic said:Ībility to have several (6) different designated starting points within a single video clip. Image carousel is more for simple image cycling, where as the playlist is more for advanced functions like that. This would be more appropriately solved via a playlist, with the next/previous shot within playlist buttons being assignable like other UI. This would by my preference as well, like Ableton. Map wirecast functions to buttons by a press of them Jens Jarke said:įaders could be used as T-Bar, volume controll etc. Maybe it will be ready when/if we open up to BYOC (Bring Your Own Controller). They look like they have their MIDI support in beta.
I would love to use my Palette Gear stuff Jens Jarke said:ĭevice detection and selection in a drop down and like you said earlier, Wirecast is not Resolume :)Īnyway, i'm excited that this is all starting to happen. Thanks for pursuing MIDI! cheers, Greg Of course i'd love to see the ability to modulate the speed of a video shot, or even scrub through the video. (one that starts at the beginning, and one that resumes where it was left off)).Īlso, being able to manually page through an image carousel, photo by photo, rather than having a default time for each image.Ĭertain hands-on "VJ" features could be quite helpful for the multimedia storytelling aspects of Wirecast. This would also save the current work-around of having to make 2 shots for each clip. ((At the same time, we'd hope that the long-standing "video/audio shot restarts upon triggering another layer" bug could be fixed. A feature like this MIDI-mapped within Wirecast would save having to render out several different versions and assign each to a new shot (and clutter the screen in the process). Bryce Stejskal One of the best MIDI-controllable features of Resolume is the ability to have several (6) different designated starting points within a single video clip.
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