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Same level of technical service will be provided for free the nextĬonstructively if you have access to a Windows PC then you could play The actual cost of what they want then an expectation is set that the I know from my own experience that unless the group is presented with This is the same line of reasoning that leads to doing charity

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It professional or amateur must recognise the true cost of what theyĪre doing and technical budget is just as important as other costs suchĪs rights and should be considered at the initial planning phases of a I think the main point is that any group be Please remember that many people on this list make their living from

If I had to pay for it I wouldn't be so used to it. > All because I can use QLab for free at the moment and I really like Sam kusnetz, sound & projection design | Thu, at 02:57:06AM -0800, C wrote: for an eight show week, it's around the same price as a roll of gaff tape per week.Ĭhris, sean, and the rest of the figure 53 team have gone out of their way to make this affordable and easy for theaters in exactly your situation, and i think it's our responsibility to try to get through to producers who won't put up the cash.

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You're running the same software that drives broadway, the west end, regional theater, and the olympics, and you're running it on a computer that costs anywhere from $500 to $3500, and you're running it through a projector which i would imagine costs anywhere from $500 to $2000.Īt three dollars per day, the video license costs less than what *each* of you company members likely spends on coffee. I'm sorry to say this, but if you can't afford even to rent the video license at three dollars a day, then you really can't afford video.

> shows we have, we just don't have the budget. > ability to rent licenses but again for the amount of rehearsals and > Video Licence and I can't justify it for 2 cues. This would be challenging to say the least!.įor complicated mapping projects QLab syphoning to MadMapper can be a much easier workflow.> At the risk of being called a cheap skate, I really can't afford a Pro From Broadway to the West End, in churches, museums, store fronts, concert halls, and theaters around the world, people use QLab to bring their audio and video to life. Now to the Limitations of doing this in QLab, If you were using moving footage then on a crossfade where every surface changed you would be running 22 videos at the same time during the crossfade. QLab makes it simple to create rich multimedia designs for live performances and installations. You will need to re assign the screen for each surface to your projector (or secondary monitor).

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I going to import a 1x1 pixel black.png file to put full screen on each square, on the bottom cue layer for each square, to act as a mask on my full area surface.Įxample workspace attached for 1024x768 screen. And this is the size you would make the content for these screens! I am going to make these surfaces 192x192 as that is more than the number of pixels that will fall on each square and because I am old school is (like most other common standard video pixel dimensions) a multiple of 16. I will create 1 this size and duplicate it resetting the control points each time and dragging the SCREEN! to position th surface. I am going to create 10 surfaces approximately the size of the squares on your pic. I am going to size this at 1024圆00 and put it on Surface Layer 1 I am going to create a surface the full area of the beige area on your pic. You would in real life save yourself a whole bundle of trouble by ensuring the screen is square to the projector, but I'll use your pic without squaring it up as it demonstrates corner pinning surface as well. This represents a surface which is at an angle to the projector. I am going to create an extra surface on the bottom layer to put your example projection area on. In this example I am using a 1024x768 projector

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