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The miniMAD can playback H264 with 420 pixel-format only.
You can produce your own file using your favorite transcoder (MadMapper uses FFmpeg).
If you want to prevent MadMapper from reducing your movie, there's a dedicated setting in the Advanced tab.

Depending on various parameters, including the output and movie resolutions & framerates, MadMapper can downscale the movie during export to ensure a smooth playback on the miniMAD.

You can deactivate this feature in the advanced parameters, but depending on your movie, the result may be less smooth.

You can use any SD-card, as long as their size is equal or superior to the image size (unfortunately, two different 16GB SD-cards car feature slightly different sizes). About the loop, the best thing you have to do is to make the video last a little longer, with no audio at the very end, to avoid an...

For now miniMAD only supports onboard mini-jack and HDMI.

A solution to get a better audio quality (and connectors) is a HDMI splitter like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/iArkPower-Extrac ... B01I9JG70A

In order to reset a mapping you need to export from MadMapper, which will be instant if the video content didn't change.

You don't have to unzip the image, please follow the miniMAD user-manual to flash your card.

miniMAD Light supports Artnet, sACN, USB to DMX interfaces from Enttec, ShowJockey and garageCube.

We don't support teensy yet.

Please check the actual resolution of the exported image in the mapping folder of the SD-card. My guess is that the miniMAD, for some reason, cannot switch to the resolution & frequency you've selected when exporting (1280x800) and switches to the default resolution (640x480). Don't you plug or powe...

I'm pretty sure 68 universes will work. We went for 64 universes to make sure to stay on the safe side, but we actually made some tests running a lot more. Moreover, as you're suggesting since the MadLight Recorder actually record the emitted DMX frames, reducing the framerate in the DMX preferences...

Waiting for an integrated solution, check 6L20_akw's python script earlier on this thread.

You can download MadMapper version 3.6.8 that should fix your problem.

miniMAD synchronization happens to use OSC on the port as OSC control (at least for now).

You can think about monitor the OSC coming out of the miniMAD to find the information you need.

I agree, the question is more about what function attach to what key. When Num Lock is on, I'm thinking about using the 0..9 for triggering the 10 first sequences, Enter for pause, - for previous and + for next media / sequence. When Num Lock is off, the arrows could be use in combination with three...

With the exception of not being able to launch Modul8 3 in 32bit mode, I didn't notice any particular problem using Mojave.

In this kind of situation I always install the new system on an external drive to make all kinds of testing, before upgrading my actual system.

Directly connecting a PixLite and a miniMAD works as long as you manually configured both devices to the same IP-range & netmask.

Is your switch connected to a local network with a DHCP router?

Using some codecs, FFmpeg doesn't give any feedback past a certain point until it finishes and reach 100%.

I advice you wait a little longer until the export finishes.
You can check if MadMapper is effectivel exporting by watching the CPU activity in Activity Monitor (Mac) or Task Manager (Windows).