vdj_pARtybOy
the timecode window is still crashing vdj8 in macbook build 3936, I open the controller window, then I start editing controls , the window settings jumps back to timecode window, after edits I save the config or close and save and vdj8 crashes and re-opens.
(btw I have the timecode window on ONINIT to calibrate the timecode on startup)
I logged in online I hope some log reports get uploaded.
thank you
(btw I have the timecode window on ONINIT to calibrate the timecode on startup)
I logged in online I hope some log reports get uploaded.
thank you
geposted Sat 14 Oct 17 @ 12:20 am
djcel
Crash report not received
geposted Sat 14 Oct 17 @ 11:30 am
vdj_pARtybOy
I logged again, and forced more crashes, even when not saving the settings in controllers page the softwares crashes and reopens back with same tracks...
were the crashes uploaded? thank you
were the crashes uploaded? thank you
geposted Wed 25 Oct 17 @ 9:14 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
What build are you using??
I use a Mac I've never this crash.
I use a Mac I've never this crash.
geposted Wed 25 Oct 17 @ 11:17 pm
djcel
Crash report well received this time.
geposted Thu 26 Oct 17 @ 12:19 am
Adion
Do you also have it without the ONINIT?
Which script do you use exactly in ONINIT, and how many timecode inputs do you have configured?
Which script do you use exactly in ONINIT, and how many timecode inputs do you have configured?
geposted Thu 26 Oct 17 @ 7:14 am
vdj_pARtybOy
removing "timecode_config" off the ONINIT (AMX) the crash does not happen, I have 2 timecode inputs
thank you
thank you
geposted Thu 26 Oct 17 @ 10:58 am
vdj_pARtybOy
If I add the "timecode_config" to ONINIT in the keyboard mapper, it crashes the same...so its still a crash bug on the timecode_config window...
it is recommended that we calibrate the timecodes every vdj8 new startup, right?
thank you
it is recommended that we calibrate the timecodes every vdj8 new startup, right?
thank you
geposted Sat 28 Oct 17 @ 1:33 pm
Adion
It's not really required, most of the calibration is automatic, so you should only need manual calibration if it doesn't work properly.
geposted Sat 28 Oct 17 @ 1:35 pm