Introduction to Art-Net Lighting Protocol Episode 1

[@mikey38632]

2:40 "A standard, good 'old-fashioned' network" ...now I officially feel old. LOL! Great video and I am just starting to dip my toes in to anything AV-related that also uses a network, this was my first video to watch. I love the idea of doing a lot of any signal transfer over an ethernet cable versus a ton of other cables.

[@spiltmidi]

Looking forward to this. Wanting to DIY my own node and this is going to help. Thank you for this.

[@DavidBrown-nj5ut]

Interesting, but seriously isn't it cheaper to buy a showtec net-2/3 pocket to have 2 universes with LAN, no USB involved and much smaller and lighter and more reliable than that bulky fragile bag from the episode 2?

[@SammyPProductions]

Hey man so, ive been trying to control my Dmx lights wirelessly from an iPad with a router and art net to Dmx adapter. But can’t seem to figure out why it won’t work. Is there a specific router type that I should looking for.

[@luciapena7922]

Hi there Please help me configure Enttec ODE with chauvet Show xpress via ethernet or arnet thanks

[@dsandoval1100]

Gracias por este video, aclaro muchas de mis dudas.

[@christianporro3447]

Thank you so much, this made Art-Net make much more sense!

[@akilight]

Hello I'm wondering if I can use the Artnet to drive my Grandma onPC without having a command wing? I have the ma onPC software on my laptop and I'm looking for an interface to enable me to use it control my lights.

[@Code_mov]

So I am not familiar with grandMA enough to say for sure, but I believe grandMA requires a command wing, or other hardware to allow the output of the parameters. So whether or not those parameters come from a wing, or artnet, it still requires that there is hardware connected to unlock them. However Dot2 (grandMA’s younger cousin) allows the output of one universe without any hardware connected.

[@NA-ll7uy]

You need a grand MA node. Either 1k or 2k node.

[@akilight]

@@NA-ll7uy thanks

[@GastonVigoo]

I know how to output ArtNet data without any MA hardware. Email me if you are interested [e-mail]

[@jimrussell-us]

connecting ethernet switches via fiber isn't too expensive and you can get a lot further. Keep your twisted pair down to 100m (328 ft). Nice intro. Thanks

[@nathanjames1981]

Make another one please

[@markfernandes2396]

use a writing board, people like pictures or charts

[@anthonynguyen6881]

Good info, thanks man

[@chrisw1462]

A dumb Ethernet Switch can be a cheap way to extend Ethernet beyond 100 meters.

[@APtheLD]

first 6 minutes confused tf out of me.

[@mandlenkosiekhabo3926]

Toomuch of nothing information

[@hugorc1327]

talk, talk and more talk...