Show Cue System

SCS will need to be restarted for video changes to take effect.

Please send a log file of a run with the problem to support@showcuesystems.com. Logfiles can be found in your "Documents\SCS logs" folder.

ASIO is designed to be low latency and there are normally adjustments to reduce the latency at the cost of increasing the CPU usage. WASPI buffering is determined by your system and besides being quite laggy you will find that the delay can vary depending on your system resources and power settings ...

Hi, can you please send a logfile of this to support@showcuesystems.com, logfiles can be found in your "documents\scs logs" folder.
Also Enttec have stopped supporting the MK2 dongle and have totally removed it from their website. I used to have one but it was unreliable and died on me.

If you send a qlab file to the support email I can take a look.

Hi, you can import from .csv files, can qlab export such? The internet suggests that .qlab files are JSON, so parsing for input may be possible. However I don't have a Mac or qlab to investigate. You may be able to convert to .csv with one of the online tools. https://formatjsononline.com/json-filter

Hi, thanks for the report and the log. We will look into this but it maybe next week.

Best regards, Dee.

Please email us the log file from the run in which this happened. Log files are saved in a folder named "SCS Logs" under "Documents", and the name of each file includes a time-stamp indicating when the log started. Email to support@showcuesystems.com

Did you try it with the laptop running on battery only? If it is quiet on battery it could be something to do with your laptops power supply.

Hi, You can always send a log file of a run with the problem to support@showcuesystems.com. Logfiles can be found in your "Documents\SCS logs" folder. They are time and date stamped.

Best regards, Dee.

We will look into this as a future enhancement for SCS.

Best regards, Dee.

You would just send to the appropriate MIDI port. In SCS you would add a Control Send device and then add choose the device type MIDI out followed by selecting the device and port. Please refer to the MIDI control send section of the help files. https://showcuesystems.com/scs11help/index.htm?context...

You can always make or customise your own color scheme.
https://showcuesystems.com/scs11help/in ... ontext=820

Best regards, Dee.

Please send a report and your logfile for this run to support@showcuesystems.com. Log files can be found in your "Documents\scs logs" folder.

Best regards, Dee.

You can also check in Options \ Video Driver Settings that Screen(s) for cues is set to the correct display, normally 2. In the video cue editing screen you can set the individual Screen(s) by clicking the "Screen" button. There is also a known bug where if your screen 2 is set to the left of screen...