Connection MIDI Cue Control In this Course bundle youll learn how to use Ableton Live to control Lyrics, Video and Lights. Youll see how you can trigger the built in effects in ProVideoPlayer 2 from Live to not just playback video but be creative with Playback.
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I would love something that has the multi-screen capabilities of Pro Video Player, but was a lot more reliable and robust. In this lesson well look at how to control ProVideoPlayer 2 with Ableton Live. So I was curious if there's any other software out there that is both reliable and feature-rich for use in a live production environment. Take your ProVideoPlayer shows to a new level with this free motion pack for our users. ProVideoPlayer 2.1. I've also done performance tests on the same machine, using the same media, across the above mentioned software, and Qlab was the quickest to drop frames, etc. ProVideoPlayer (PVP) er en meget fleksibel medieserver på flere skærme.Det har avancerede kortlægningsfunktioner på flere skærme, der er meget kraftfulde.PVP er et meget billigt og stabilt værktøj til styring af visning af video på tværs af 2-20 skærme eller mere, hvad enten det drejer sig om projektorer, LED-vægge eller fladskærme.I over et årti har produktioner og installationer. The problem that I have with it is that it's a little inflexible and quick to setup in last minute situations. The best balance between professionalism and feature-set that I've found. My problem with it is that it always feels buggy and unreliable to me, and when I've used it I've had not one but two backup systems in place because I really don't trust it. Its interface is more streamlined than Pro Presenters', it's very powerful with its multi-screen capability.
I love this software for what it can and should be. It also feels and seems less reliable than Playback Pro (find myself restarting it more than I want to because it starts to bug out at a certain point). More feature rich than Playback Pro, but since it comes from a house of worship background it isn't the most professional looking, and I personally find its interface to be a little convoluted. They had mentioned a 64-bit version several years ago and now its nowhere to be found. Pretty much the industry standard, I like its simplicity and reliability, but they have major problems keeping the software up to date with Apple OS releases and it's a little light on feature-set nowadays. So I've been doing video for quite a while and I was curious if there are any video playback software alternatives that I am not thinking of.
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