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My idea is to use a HDMI to USB video capture device to input a video stream to the MaestroDMX. The Maestro would analyze the video stream and choose colors for the lights based on the strength in the stream. It would only need basic rules, like glows instruct PARs and dots/lines instruct beams and movers. It would probably need a couple of strength sliders and on/off toggles and ability to assign to selected fixture groups.
I use my Maestro at home to accompany playing festival recordings and EDM raves on YouTube. While it does a great job of that, the color pallets never match the screen. I guess I'm quite a small subset of the user base, but it could also help live DJ's that have a video screen for stage effects.
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Technical Support posted 9 days ago Admin
Good to know thank you!
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Dave Wilson posted 10 days ago
I would for sure sell up and buy gen2 if this was added!
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Technical Support posted 11 days ago Admin
Thanks for this feedback! For this version we don't have the hardware support but we may consider for a future revision of the product :)
Gabby
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