I'll try to describe the situation more specifically.
Layer 1 and 2 contain media that should switch synchronously. Layer 3 contains video camera inputs, which must be switched independently of the first two layers. Now I am solving the problem with the help of Streamdesk and Bitfocus Companion. The button sends two OSC commands simultaneously:
1 button:
/layer:L1/startMedia 1
/layer:L2/startMedia 1
2 button:
/layer:L1/startMedia 2
/layer:L2/startMedia 2
3 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 1
4 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 2
5 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 3
6 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 4
Buttons 1 & 2 ... control of main screan
Buttons 3 & 4 &5 & - . control of cameras switching
The dashboard is a sequencer, so the basic solution would be to extend a media across several columns like in the image below :
But from what I understand, you want to have both content that is sequenced (background layers), and some content that is not (cameras). The option of Resolume makes it a mess to understand, as some media would work correctly in the sequencer, and some would not.
So in latest beta, we tried another approach, a new kind of layer : independent media-layer. These layers do not follow columns (but can have media-transitions). Does this fit your needs ?
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Hello @fariddinsharapov,
Sorry, I do not understand. Please explain your use case.
Best. Philippe
Hi, Philippe,
I mean the situation when, for example, we are have 3 layers, and it is necessary that when switching column triggers, one layer does not switch
Hello @fariddinsharapov,
You can extend a media over several columns, so it keeps playing when switching to a new column.
If you are beginning with Millumin, I recommend to read our first tutorial here.
Best. Philippe
I'll try to describe the situation more specifically.
Layer 1 and 2 contain media that should switch synchronously. Layer 3 contains video camera inputs, which must be switched independently of the first two layers. Now I am solving the problem with the help of Streamdesk and Bitfocus Companion. The button sends two OSC commands simultaneously:
1 button:
/layer:L1/startMedia 1
/layer:L2/startMedia 1
2 button:
/layer:L1/startMedia 2
/layer:L2/startMedia 2
3 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 1
4 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 2
5 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 3
6 button:
/layer:L3/startMedia 4
Buttons 1 & 2 ... control of main screan
Buttons 3 & 4 &5 & - . control of cameras switching
Hello @fariddinsharapov,
The dashboard is a sequencer, so the basic solution would be to extend a media across several columns like in the image below :
But from what I understand, you want to have both content that is sequenced (background layers), and some content that is not (cameras). The option of Resolume makes it a mess to understand, as some media would work correctly in the sequencer, and some would not.
So in latest beta, we tried another approach, a new kind of layer :
independent media-layer. These layers do not follow columns (but can have media-transitions). Does this fit your needs ?Best. Philippe
Thank you for implementing this ‘independent layer’!
I have been hoping for, but not expecting, something like this.