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Benoit

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  1. Hello Michael,

    We already did some interactive projection with a radartouch like system.

    You can have a look at some projects on our YouTube channel :

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xh0WmL9CGag

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRkYMUi_8MI

    Our system is based on the same kind of hardware than radartouch. It works great to start and stop tasks, it works well to move objects (but there is no inertia), it doesn’t work with pinch and zoom because the sensor is not enough accurate…

    The system integrate with Watchout so you don’t need programing skills.

    Send me a message if you want more information.

    Best,

    Benoit

  2. On 7/12/2018 at 4:40 PM, kai said:

    Hi,


    My feature request,

    1.OSC protocol
    I would like to use use delicode ni-mate to made a interactive with WO and I can use X-OSC from x-io.co.uk or I-CubeX from infusionsysyems via wireless control

    2.TUIO protocol
    it's perfect to use with CCV 1.5 and it's open source
    http://ccv.nuigroup.com/#home

    Please take into consideration.

    Best wishes
    KAI



     

    Hello Kai,

    We have a 3rd party software named "Touch'In" that can forward TUIO to Watchout. Mail me if you're interrested to know more about it.

    Best regards,

    Benoit

  3. Hi DavidPatrick,


    Just a stupid question and I’m curious: Watchout is a media player and it's totally designed to play video, so why do you want to use an other software to play video and stream it to Watchout?
    I had tested the streaming from VLC in NDI but just for geek testing purpose. I don’t see why you could need it...

    Best,

    Benoit

  4. Hi Raphael,
    Unfortunately no, it will not work. There is a limit of 6 displays per GPU (it seems to be a Windows limit, not sure why…). So if you plug 2 of your MST hub on your GPU, you will be only able to activate 6 displays.
    An other option is to use video processor to split one video output. For example the Datapath FX4. There are 2 down side of this:
    -    First it’s much more expensive than a MST hub
    -    Then it will limit the warping feature of Watchout

    Best,

    Benoit

  5. Hi MisterK,


    That’s a big list !

    It seems most of your issues are related to performance or stability of the server. May I suggest you should look to Watchmax or your local premium partner server (you’re based in France, no? It would be a pleasure to show you projects where we have 4x4K@50 per server with lots of video playing…)

    To answer some of your questions:

    - SpeedStep is supposed to be disabled on most CPU except for Xeon W, I don’t think your CPU is a Xeon W (https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/processors/xeon/w-processors.html)

    - HAP is definitively the best choice for encoding, yes you can lose a bit of time when encoding or uploading but it works so better. The time you spend in preparation is generally saved later…

    - If you start the explorer on the display server, yes you need to restart the server. But why do you need to start explorer?

    - Miro (correct me I I’m wrong) talked about ECC but it’s for system RAM and not GPU (GPU is another story). I don’t think you have ECC RAM on your computer. The ECC memory modules are server grade and the issues you are facing are not related to that I think.

    - Watchout 6.2.2 is still working with Windows 7 x64, if you’re not confident with Windows 10, stay to windows 7!

    Feel free to call me if you want to discuss.

    Best,

    Benoit

  6. Hello,

     

    To share my personal experience, FFMPEG is nice because it adds some options not available with Adobe. But if something is not correct (like a missing or bad image in an image suite), FFMPEG will just raise a warning in red and give you a file, you can think the video is ok but an image is missing and you could see it when playing back in Watchout. So be careful and read the logs.

     

    Concerning the encoding time, my thinking is your resolution is about 4 times 4K, why should it be quicker than 4 times encoding a 4K video or 16 times encoding and HD video? Does it takes you a lot more time than 16 x HD@50 in MPEG2?

     

    Best,

     

    Benoit

  7. I'm sure Walter, Benoit and JFK are correct in their interpretation of the original question, but I did just wonder...

     

    After a Display has been rotated in the settings, the geometry window remains stubbornly in landscape mode, meaning some mental gymnastics when dealing with warping on a rotated display (hit the left arrow to move a point down, unless the projector is rotated the other way, in which case it's up...!). It's just possible that Alvaro was looking for a way to rotate the geometry view to match the display settings... (maybe I'll add it to the never-ending feature request thread).

     

    Hi Matkeane,

     

    Did you try to rotate your producer laptop? It works fine for me...  :D

     

    Benoit

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