News Tagged with “DMXControl Projects e.V.”

It was quick: here is the fifth release candidate for DMXControl 3.3.0!

And here is the fourth release candidate for DMXControl 3.3.0!

At the end of the year, our development team usually gets together for Dev-Con. But last weekend, the marketing team kept us company.

Lasers are not toys - not even for adults. Due to their extremely concentrated and therefore high-energy beams, they pose a considerable risk to eyes, skin and objects, which can lead to damage even in the event of indirect contact. Lasers may therefore only be operated in the presence of certified specialist personnel who have been trained in their safe use. With this detailed article on the subject of lasers, we would like to prevent you from switching off the light for yourself or other people. We also explain why classic DMX controllers such as DMXControl (3) are not the best choice.

The closing date for our Nodle lottery was the end of August. Now we have drawn the winners.

... about our activities in the past weeks

Our livestream from the Epiphanias Church in Destedt was not the only event that took place as part of our annual meeting.

We have already published two release candidates for DMXControl 3.3.0. Today number 3 follows.

After our annual meeting is before the next one. But where should we go? Maybe you can support us here or you simply have a good insider tip for a great location.

... in the 3-pole version available again in our store in larger quantities!

Our 2024 edition of the interface survey ended on 08.05.2024. We have now evaluated the results and compared them with those from 2017.

We would like to give away a total of five Nodle R4S DMX interfaces as part of our club anniversary. The application period runs until 31.08.2024. You can read all the details and why and to which conditions this is linked in this news.

This year's annual meeting starts in a few days. It's a special one for us, because we have something to celebrate: 15 years of DMXControl Projects e.V. and 20 years of DMXControl. To mark this occasion, we would like to look back with you on Friday, May 10, 2024 from around 8:30 p.m. as part of a livestream - and maybe one or two more things.

We want and need to start another survey - in the area of DMX interfaces. The reason has to do with the current development for the final version of DMXControl 3.3.0. But why?

It's time for a second release candidate for DMXControl 3.3.0.

As a rule, we write news that is equally interesting for all users. Today, however, the focus is once again on you, our "international" users: the documentation for the DDFs is now also available in English on our wiki!

Today we would like to present the results of a student project that was developed at HTW Berlin: Unreal Engine - using the game engine from Epic Games to visualize a DMX-controlled show.

Who of you was watching our livestream? Yes, that's right: we are proud to present the first release candidate of DMXControl 3.3.0. But watch out: there may still be bugs.

There's a special news for Christmas this year: a guest post from our community member Steff about his use of DMXControl 3.2.3 at a wedding, which he was finally able to make up for this summer.

We have now saved our highlight until the end of the year: on December 28th, from around 20:00, we would like to introduce you to the timecode player from and in DMXControl 3.3.