Can't Add BPM Target

[dantor19]

Hello. So I'm a first time user of this software, but am familiar with the EOS software. I am trying to use the Sound2Light application on a laptop where I am also running the EOS Nomad software v2.7.4. My end goal is to be able to change the BPM of effects to match sound.

I believe that I've configured both the EOS software shell settings and show control settings, and Light2Sound settings as described in the Sound2Light manual. So far, I have successfully been able to add an OSC message to bands that trigger channels to go to full and then back to out. Unfortunately, I can't get the "add BPM target" function to work.

When I click on BPM target, the OSC Message window opens, but it is blank. When I click add target, nothing happens.

Any insights here as to what I might be doing wrong would be very helpful. Thanks.

[hinrichsenhans]

@dantor19 I see the same issue here on my PC using the latest release. However, when I build from source, I actually see more content in that dialog. The dialog sets itself up with console-specific items or shows a "unknown platform" message. Given that you don't even see the unknown platform message, those files were either missing at build time or that dialog is never fully loading. Neither of which are particularly common or usually likely problems.... Could still be something else.

Regardless, nearly all of the potential problems are going to require a rebuild of the app. It looks like this is being built with Qt 5.11 and gcc, which aren't installed on my PC yet. I'll work on trying to rebuild the app in the same environment to see if it's a consistent issue (or if a patch needs to be issued).

[dantor19]

Thanks so much for looking into this and for your willingness to dig in and search for/develop a solution. Your the best! I'm glad to see you were able to replicate the problem. Please let me know how you make out. Thanks again!

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On Wed, Nov 7, 2018, 10:25 PM Hans Hinrichsen ***@***.*** wrote: @dantor19 <https://github.com/dantor19> I see the same issue here on my PC using the latest release. However, when I build from source, I actually see more content in that dialog. The dialog sets itself up with console-specific items or shows a "unknown platform" message. Given that you don't even see the unknown platform message, those files were either missing at build time or that dialog is never fully loading. Neither of which are particularly common or usually likely problems.... Could still be something else. Regardless, nearly all of the potential problems are going to require a rebuild of the app. It looks like this is being built with Qt 5.11 and gcc, which aren't installed on my PC yet. I'll work on trying to rebuild the app in the same environment to see if it's a consistent issue (or if a patch needs to be issued). — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#11 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/Aqis8ymbiGaunMhEDNNrLlBKtu_8XNliks5us6QNgaJpZM4YB5gh> .