#Millumin spline movement pro#
#Millumin spline movement software#

So in conclusion it appears to me that Millumin scans/audits root level audio devices only once, which is upon launching the app instance. This is also corroborated with the fact that when we play Spotify from the same computer post-show, which is routed through Loopback and does not touch Millumin, when we power down the projectors, Spotify output mutes/glitches for about a second while the displays are shuffling around back down to the single playback computer display. This adequately explains why the correct column launched, as well as the playhead inside the timeline media that was in the dashboard layer, and successfully triggered the OSC data track, but not the two audio files that were also in the same timeline. Therefore if I adjust anything that would change the audio device 'index', even if it is not routed or interacted with at a surface level in Millumin, Millumin loses its map of devices and consequently stops routing the audio media to its designated outputs entirely.

#Millumin spline movement software#

My assumptionis that Millumin software takes a single snapshot/audit of all the audio devices or indexes of them at a root level in MacOS when it initially launches, never to scan the devices or 'index' again while that app instance is launched. The theory is that the HDMI projectors are acting as hidden audio devices, and registering at some root level with MacOS as an audio device in an index of some sort, even though they do not show up as audio devices in the Sound Preferences 'Sound Output' window or Millumin audio routing windows.

However they do absolutely have audio outputs themselves, and are connected directly HDMI via the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports which do have audio capabilities. I do not use the projectors as any sort of sound device, and they do not appear as such at any surface level within audio devices management apps. This is the only variable that was changing between testing and show conditions. There was one variable that I did not take into account, and that was that the projectors had been powered on, and then subsequently shut down prior to the show event when I needed the cue to play correctly. This column had two video files, one data track timeline, and 14 audio stems (not timelines).No routing, outputs or devices we related to the Millumin show file. I had changed the default audio output in the System Preferences for another completely separate application.The ONLY thing that was different from the above was: An hour earlier in pre-show visual/sound check everything worked.

Since I last posted I did have another instance where all audio digital outputs refused to output, and a restart of Millumin fixed it.

#Millumin spline movement pro#

2020 Mac Pro (cheese grader) with 24 core intel, 48gb Ram, Afterburner and biggest GPU available.

This is a digital output via USB to a digital sound device/mixer.

The data successfully fired, the audio output did not send out, despite the playhead playing.

This instance was audio and an OSC data track in a timeline only.

Other applications do not suffer any routing issues, which go to the same digital audio device.

Meant to post this in response a while back.