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news II
64 bit versions:
Both Premium and Lighting now have downloads of both 32 and 64 bit versions!What’s new in Premium:
A right-click on the clock turns it into a running timer. No need for a stop watch to record performance running time. A cue can be assigned as a cross fade from any other playing cue. No need anymore for a middle fade cue to do the fade-out. A small CPU usage monitor indicator in the lower right corner. Warns when the CPU nears 80% useage and possible stuttering. The old power control by Phidget devices is removed and in its place is DMX control. A cue can be triggered by time of day.What’s new in Lighting:
Menu option to click to lock out any cue level changes. Just to avoid accidental changes during a performance. Remote control! A menu option to start a server that any device with a web browser can reach to run cues and set channel levels. Do you have news about Cue Player you’d like to share? Send an email to us at support@baxeldata.com with a description and maybe a picture(!), and we’ll see about getting it on this page.
Control from the catwalk!
Cue Player Lighting can be run from any
portable device with a browser. Phone,
tablet, laptop, it doesn’t matter. Open a
browser, navigate to the IP address of the
Lighting computer on port 8008, and you
can run cues or set individual channel
levels. Read what the channel is now and
bump it up/down and save.
Send some DMX!
Cue Player Premium can send a DMX
signal just like Lighting. It’s meant to be
used for switching devices on/off in
conjunction with a sound, but you may
think of other uses.
news II
64 bit versions:
Both Premium and Lighting now have downloads of both 32 and 64 bit versions!What’s new in Premium:
A right-click on the clock turns it into a running timer. No need for a stop watch to record performance running time. A cue can be assigned as a cross fade from any other playing cue. No need anymore for a middle fade cue to do the fade-out. A small CPU usage monitor indicator in the lower right corner. Warns when the CPU nears 80% useage and possible stuttering. The old power control by Phidget devices is removed and in its place is DMX control. A cue can be triggered by time of day.What’s new in Lighting:
Menu option to click to lock out any cue level changes. Just to avoid accidental changes during a performance. Remote control! A menu option to start a server that any device with a web browser can reach to run cues and set channel levels. Do you have news about Cue Player you’d like to share? Send an email to us at support@baxeldata.com with a description and maybe a picture(!), and we’ll see about getting it on this page.
Control from
the catwalk!
Cue Player
Lighting can be
run from any
portable device
with a browser.
Phone, tablet,
laptop, it doesn’t
matter. Open a
browser, navigate
to the IP address
of the Lighting
computer on port
8008, and you
can run cues or
set individual
channel levels.
Read what the
channel is now
and bump it
up/down and
save.
Send some
DMX!
Cue Player
Premium can send
a DMX signal just
like Lighting. It’s
meant to be used
for switching
devices on/off in
conjunction with a
sound, but you
may think of other
uses.
