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For now you can only change the current (and single) movie playing on the set of surfaces.
There's no way to control the timing of the playback so far.

Could you create a simple project that reproduces the problem and send it so I can reproduce your exact problem?

As explained in the miniMAD user-guide, miniMAD is able to play a single media (movie or image).
However, you can think about compositing several movies in the same movie file as a workaround to this limitation.
As for the blending mode, Stencil Luma is not supported on the miniMAD for now.

I quickly gave a look at your processing code and directly noticed an error: OscMessage msg = new OscMessage("/medias/" + mediasList[electrode] + "/replay"); That's not the way miniMAD control through OSC works. You should first set the current media: /set_media_by_name/{media name} Then, to restart...

Please refer to viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10598 about the Render Logical Record issue.

Please refer to viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10598 about the Render Logical Record issue.

Could you send a screenshot of your Render Logical Record window?

I guess you can also configure a Raspberry Pi 3 to act both as a DHCP server over ethernet and Wifi access-point.
By connecting the miniMAD and the Raspberry Pi using a short ethernet cable, you would retain a compact setup while gaining wireless control.

We've just released the second beta of MadMapper 3.6 that enables you to record DMX coming from another application :) You just have to select Artnet and the right network interface in Preferences --> DMX Input. For now, it only works if there is no mapped fixture sending DMX in MadMapper. Let us kn...

For the moment you can do that by using an Ethernet + Wifi router with DHCP functionality.

The blue or black miniMAD both feature Ethernet connectivity only.

In my idea, the Raspberry Pi with the Pi Cap would also act as a DHCP server (which doesn't represent much processing power for the Raspberry Pi).

If you mean the record button that's in the main window, that records all the actions you make during the record. The recording is saved in the project.

Then, you can either replay that recording, or export it as video using Render --> Render logical record...

If you can generate OSC commands from Processing (or OpenFrameworks or anything else that suits you) running on Raspberry Pi, you should be able to control the miniMAD. The controlling script (Processing) could theoretically run on the miniMAD, but the problem is the miniMAD is meant to be connected...

Processing seems available for the Raspberry Pi.
Since the miniMAD is based on that platform, you may be able to get your script running in parallel of the miniMAD application.
I advice you post this kind of questions on the miniMAD section of the forum though.

Thanks for the report.
This will be fixed in the next build.