Hello when I'm selected and program Martin Roboscan 812, the are not showing up in to the 3d visualizer. So I' can not preview a set.. Some suggestions.??
Thanx! Vincent
Martin Roboscan 812 not showen at 3d visual
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Re: Martin Roboscan 812 not showen at 3d visual
Same problem here 
Re: Martin Roboscan 812 not showen at 3d visual
Hey,
Could you please let me know if this file solves your problem ?
Regards,
Could you please let me know if this file solves your problem ?
Regards,
TomHat
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Phone (English) : +44 (0) 7 481 811 500
Re: Martin Roboscan 812 not showen at 3d visual
OMG... sorry TomHat...
I didn't saw your answer... I am so sorry!
Meanwhile these moving heads are sold as they did not use DMX, but an old MA-protocol (they were very old).
Anyway I am not following up Daslight4 to much anymore, since it is told to us, that this version won't be able to handle live adjusting of fade and waiting times, which is a "must have" (and a basic feature on hardware DMX mixer) when you run live concerts and you don't know, what songs will be played that evening. So it needs a flexibility in these settings, that DasLight4 can't provide at the moment.
So I am just using it for the lights outside the live stage, where light timings are not critical. But to give a positive feedback as well: DasLight4 never crashed on my hardware and I like the handling very much. So I maybe have to wait a couple of years for DasLight5
Kindest regards, Thomas
I didn't saw your answer... I am so sorry!
Meanwhile these moving heads are sold as they did not use DMX, but an old MA-protocol (they were very old).
Anyway I am not following up Daslight4 to much anymore, since it is told to us, that this version won't be able to handle live adjusting of fade and waiting times, which is a "must have" (and a basic feature on hardware DMX mixer) when you run live concerts and you don't know, what songs will be played that evening. So it needs a flexibility in these settings, that DasLight4 can't provide at the moment.
So I am just using it for the lights outside the live stage, where light timings are not critical. But to give a positive feedback as well: DasLight4 never crashed on my hardware and I like the handling very much. So I maybe have to wait a couple of years for DasLight5
Kindest regards, Thomas