anyone using a visualiser with qlc+

[Aidan Vogt]

anyone using a visualiser with qlc+

I would be interested in using one

[TheBelette]

Hi,

I have used Capture (http://www.capturesweden.com) on MAC, a free student version is available with several projectors.
It use Artnet to communicate with QLC.
You can also use Magic easy view 3D for PC only or MAC with parallel, it's the same think you send the DMX to the visualizer via Artnet.

[Aidan Vogt]

hey there, thanks.

I have capture but have never been able to get it to work with qlc.
big ask but can you give some pointers to get it happening.

also found that the free capture doesn't have any fixtures, i am sure i am doing something wrong.

[TheBelette]

First launch Capture then QLC
On QLC check the output artnet you will see the Capture Node.

Configuration on QLC

And then you go to Capture on the DMX univers you select the ArtNet for the Universe 1.

Configuration on Capture

You also need to patch your projectors on Capture with the same address as in QLC.

[Aidan Vogt]

great thanks.

I found the library add on to.

will let you know how i go

[Aidan Vogt]

Thanks that was really helpful.
I downloaded Argo student but it opens as demo, and I can't save my project
Ever seen this?

[Emekaao]

First launch Capture then QLC
On QLC check the output artnet you will see the Capture Node.
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And then you go to Capture on the DMX univers you select the ArtNet for the Universe 1.
2015-04-29 10.52.29.jpg
You also need to patch your projectors on Capture with the same address as in QLC.

Thanks for the heads up. It was really helpful.
How do I patch projectors on Capture with the same address as in QLC?

[mcallegari]

Thanks for the heads up. It was really helpful.
How do I patch projectors on Capture with the same address as in QLC?

I think this is a question for Capture users rather than QLC+ users

BTW there's plenty of tutorials about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRb7sRn ... lisationAB

[Emekaao]

Thanks for your response.

I am able to find my way around now.