For my LED interface, I am going to have 512 DMX channels, they all have to be connected to DMX (network ARTNET sender) node, but hehe… I do not think my PC likes it that much when I set the Stalone (spread) node to 512 inputs.
VVVV tends to crash :(
And besides that, I can only get like 50 pins at once on my monitor, so are there any work arrounds to combine 512 values in 1 pin ??
I realy hope you all can help me out here (again ;) )
And thnx already!!
you could do several stallones with 8 inputs, these go into another stallone with the right spreadcount…
stallone_me.v4p (39.6 kB)
As soon as I opened your Patch, my Winamp Stuttered, but CPU is fine now ;)
Thnx for beeeing up so late :)
Didn’t notice I could do what you did, since the last 50 of every 100 is going to be ZERO, I think I can work it out now, many many thnx.
Owkee… I just had to set the stalone on PIN in stead off Slice… hehe… think the dog got the bone now…
and dont forget a spreaded GetSlice here and there to break down your 512 slices to some smaller spread…
512 inputs?
i am pretty sure that there is something more to optimize.
I’d like to have a look at your patch.
regards
@kalle
I am using DMX, and that has 512 channels. But Since I use different types off devices, with different channels, it is better that you do it like this:
channel 0 - 100 is reserved for Light type-A
channel 100 - 200 is reserved for Light type-B
etc…
channel 500 - 512 is for the Stroboscoop
But I read yoiu are a DMX expert and that is just what the dokter ordered :)
I am still building my Patch, but you are free too look at it :)
I always do my personal notes in English, because you never know who you might ask for assisantce.
I have not used the 512 stalones yet, because I am trying to build it all in simple blocks, and in the end I want them to be trown together.
I will RAR my patch and sub-patches, and try to write some explenation off what it is suposed to do.
I think now that a combination of Resample (spreads) and Cons (Spreads) will do the same thing as the stalone.