To control the RGB color in a fixture effect you need an RGB Fixture that contains a dimmer channel. You will need to create two Control Tracks. The first control track (Control Track A) is where you will set the color. The second control track (Control Track B) is where you will place the Fixture [...
If you have surround encoded audio, and you want it to play it in surround channels, you need to put the audio file in the video track (only available in DMX+AV and above). You are limited to one video track per timeline. Audio tracks are limited to Stereo sound, but you can have an unlimited [&hell...
First, go to Devices/Setup Devices and click on the audio tab. Then click “Add” to add each of your separate audio outputs into VenueMagic. Please note that they are added as stereo pairs. You can then set each audio track to a different audio output: Open up a timeline and double click ...
VenueMagic uses your computer’s codec for video. Most computers come with codecs for AVI, WMV, MP2 and others. We recommend installing the K-lite Codec pack if you would like to use more video formats, including MP4, VI, MKV, and OGM Click here to download the K-lite Codec Click here to learn ...
Depending on the performance of you computer, VenueMagic will control lamps with a max resolution of 1/30th of a second....
VenueMagic will play any unprotected wave, MP3 or Window Media audio files. VenueMagic will not play files that have been protected....
There is virtually no limit to how long your VenueMagic Timeline can be....
Yes, you can run VenueMagic, on a Mac computer, using Parallels or Bootcamp...
VenueMagic 2.1 supports an ever-growing list of popular DMX512 interfaces. If you don’t see yours on this list, shoot us an email at support@venuemagic.com and we’ll see what we can do about adding it in. VM-USBDMX-01 This interface was developed by Entertainment Sciences Group, Inc...
