Hehe... yeah ! no I just update with the mute button thing corrected. It's very light on CPU and I'm glad about that.Emissary wrote:Awesome just what i needed, and no cpu usage at all, fantastic. Dont worry about the interface its fine, it does the job and doesnt need to be updated. This isnt the 80's .......looks arent everything. Bloody Brill!
Other than that, about an update, I'm not sure I can address the HD movie thing (which don't get syc well), cause it's quite difficult and most movies are in the right format. A quick and dirty re-render of the movie for work in Live is quite easy to do if you've got a movie editor somewhere in the computer, or even quicktime full version.
The movie doesn't save with the Live set. Sorry about that. Then, I know sometimes (when changing sample rate for instance), the display gets funky, but a simple closing and reopening of the plug's window gets it right again. But you should not have to reload the movie from browser if you don't close your Live set....shtreimel wrote:Been using the player for a week or so now, and my only concern is that I have to reload the video every now and again. For some reason, and this occurs when I shut down Live (tho I save before adn with the vid loaded), and/or a few times when Live was opened and vid was loaded. My other concern, is that when you trigger another clip, the vid player hides behind Live. Is there a way to ensure that the Vid player stays front and center?
And hey, have you worked in Cubase with video ? you can't move the movie window: the window moves, but the movie stays on the spot, and you have to close re-open it ! You can move mine ! </rant off>
For the window disappearing, it is a Live preferences option: in the plugin pane of the preferences, choose "autohide" off.
Glad it works for most people ! Clipperer, let me know how it works once you've got quicktime fixed....
Best,
amo