No, I was thinking about how many frames LSX should write to the exported file per second. If something went wrong there, say it records 300 frames instead of 30, file size explodes.
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No, I was thinking about how many frames LSX should write to the exported file per second. If something went wrong there, say it records 300 frames instead of 30, file size explodes.
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I've found it worthwhile to always save with zero changes before doing an export. I set up start finish points before save too.
May or may not help?
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Are you getting this problem every time? I only encountered it once or twice so thought it was an obscure bug...
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Hi. Some great shows and as a newbie with LSX extremely helpful. One question - in LSX lite there are a whole host of shows which look great on the screen but I can't find a way of getting them to the laser. The target world is set to screen and in the configuration screen which pops up when I loaf the show there is nothing that let's me route to full show. Is this a restriction of the Lite version - do I have to upgrade to basic to use them - I.e 2 target worlds.
Anybody have any thoughts
Howard
Uk
Etherdream
Ishiw v 2.3
Lsx lite
Spaghetti
Shinp 980rgb x2
Jr. Woodchuckington Janitor III, Esq.
download and install the 0.5.0 etherdream firmware from this link: http://www.ether-dream.com/downloads.html
that should resolve the problem.
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Hi.
Thanks for this. Managed to get the shows working. The problem was that peazip has a default unzip option of not overwriting existing files. So even though I re-installed LSX several times it didn't overwrite the etherdream doll and hence I could not get it working. But firing on all cylinders now and ready for my first outing tomorrow night!
Thanks again
Howard
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You can use Spec2(a,b) where a is 0 for left, 1 for right and 0.5 for mix and b is the frequency band.
You'll need to determine which value of b you want to use. The best way is probably to create a line and use PreMoveY with the spec2(0.5, idx) expression and guess what the best value is.
What I normally do is to create a setvar event that is used in both the desired expression as the frequency and in a ShiftX under a vertical line. It's best to have the spectrum and line in a separate timeline. This way the setvar controls which frequency the effect responds to and gives a graphical representation.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9p...it?usp=sharing
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That's possible, but you need to replace all Spec2(a,b) with Spec(b) for the internal audio (there's no extra argument for selecting the stereo source).
The events you are talking about are probably on another timeline. Go to timeline 2 (in the grey bar just above the audio visualisation) to edit them, unless you have LSX lite of course.
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make rend2frame under sfx loop and animation from that frame. then apply effects on that animation
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Indeed, it's not very precise. I used damping in my example, but it only helps so much. Yes, 0 is lowest and 1 is highest.
Here's a modified file for LSX lite.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9p...it?usp=sharing
Derp. I forgot to mention, you need to use ctrl while moving the mouse around. This changes the X position of the vertical line, which also indicates to which frequency the circle effect corresponds.
It's not meant for display, as the spectrum is on the same timeline as the effect. I suggest you remove the spectrum and vertical line when you found a good position.
I replaced Spec2 with Spec.
The SFX issue is known. You either need to put the transformation events inside the SFX or use a rend2frame + animation. Same for a RunText event.
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