Thanks for Letting me know! Ill see if there anything i can do!

Video Should be public again!!

Happy to hear it! I love making these mix cams. They are a lot of fun. I’ve been thinking about making a “Behind the mix” or something like that commentating every move and talking about why I do certain things. Would that be interesting?

@@Hunterthesoundguy I would LOVE that!

Hello! what green timecode section are you referring to? the clock in the top left?

@@Hunterthesoundguy I'm having the same issue. It's not moving

@@Sam-fl2sy is it the green time code clock in the top left? My only thought is that maybe the clock is let to internal instead of external? I’ll go through the process again when I have the time and trouble shoot it. I vaguely remember having to turn on midi RX in the show control setup in the system settings. But I don’t remember if that is mentioned in the video. It’s been a long time since I made it.

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Hello! All you will really need is a ETC Show Control Gateway and a way to output midi time code from a computer. (both a cheap usb midi adapter and the gateway linked below). You need the gateway as there aren't any physical midi ports on the back of the ti. In reaper the only difference is you would have to select your usb midi interface instead of the loopback. All the eos settings should be the same. keep in mind that midi probably isn't the best way to do this and it would probably be better to use SMPTE which is timecode over and audio signal. this has quite a few advantages as it allows for longer runs and i think it more reliable. ETC sells a gateway for SMPTE as well. Keep in mind that I haven't used midi timecode on a real console before or SMPTE at all, I'm more of a theatre person and often don't have the need, but there is no reason it shouldn’t work. If you have any more questions or if you want me to make a tutorial for SMPTE let me know and I’ll be what I can do! www.etcconnect.com/showcontrol/ www.amazon.com/HOSONGIN-Interface-Connecting-Synthesizer-Professional/dp/B09JFP1HZW/ref=mp_s_a_1_2_sspa?keywords=USB+to+midi&qid=1701713859&sr=8-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1

Thank you!! Where are you guys located? Maybe we can work something out! My email is [email protected] There is also more info on my website: hunterthesoundguy.com

Sorry I replied with my other account lol Ive noticed a couple issues with this script, some of them being that the TinySA will output a different file format then what it outputs for me. I can't figure out why, but that is the issue I've noticed. I've been meaning to look in to it, but having just moved to college I haven't had the time. You can try using the python version with a Ul, but you'll have to install python and the script dependencies. But honestly that is the better version.

Hello! Sorry I didn't reply to this last night! This is totally possible and in theory will actually work better with less latency! All you will really need is a device that can connect to a computer running reaper to output midi and a ETC Show Control Gateway (both a cheap usb midi adapter and the gateway linked below). You need the gateway as there aren't any physical midi ports on the back of the element 2. In reaper the only difference is you would have to select your usb midi interface instead of the loopback. All the eos settings should be the same. keep in mind that midi probably isn't the best way to do this and it would probably be better to use SMPTE which is timecode over and audio signal. this has quite a few advantages as it allows for longer runs and i think it more reliable. ETC sells a gateway for SMPTE as well. Keep in mind that I haven't used midi timecode on a real console before or SMPTE at all, I'm more of a theatre person and often don't have the need, but there is no reason it wont work! Happy lighting! www.etcconnect.com/showcontrol/ www.amazon.com/s?k=usb+to+midi+cable&hvadid=570507964681&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9032097&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=2315854639795379560&hvtargid=kwd-1715534501&hydadcr=19107_13375052&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_6gxaz00bs1_e