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domls
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 Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:11 am |
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I have completed software which I've called Prosurv DMX (Prosurv is my company name). It is PC-based (i.e. run from a laptop). What it does is control DMX-512 lighting fixtures, such as LED RGB lights, LASER's, Gobo's, moving fixtures etc...
I hesitate posting the web site or any details about the product because I do not want to violate any rules on the board. Since, however, I am serious about putting the software out there commercially, I am looking for several well-placed and knowledgeable individuals in the industry to become 'evaluators' of the product (note that I did not say beta-testers, as the product has already been thorougly tested and is virtually bug free--as far as I know)! 
My hope is that the 'evaluators' of the product will provide continuing feedback on the operation and use of the product, and also help me decide the price-point for the software. Each evaluator will receive a free copy of the software for use through Jan 31, 2009 (the version has a set expiration date). After the evaluation period is complete, they will receive a permanent free copy of the software (so that's my pitch). 
I'll be happy to post an e-mail address and the link to the web site for those who are interested in becoming evaluators (if that's OK to do here). Also, I am planning on setting up my lighting and sound gear and recording it on video so that I can put it on youtube later this week. That way, everyone can see the software 'in action'.
Note that the software currently supports the USBDMX interface (www.usbdmx.com). I am planning support for other DMX interfaces, such as the one from ENTTEC and SUNLITE in the near future.
Thanks!!!
domls
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Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:09 pm |
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domls
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 1:37 pm |
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lyquiddye @ Thu Nov 13, 2008 11:09 pm wrote: I run decent size lighting rigs if you would like to you can include me. </a><i><span style=font-size:9px>send me an email</span></i><a> Sounds great, thanks!
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eben
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 2:01 pm |
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If you get it to work with Entec, let me know. I have Entec USB to DMX hardware that I am trying to find best software to use. Keep me in the loop please.
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domls
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 2:04 pm |
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eben @ Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:01 pm wrote: If you get it to work with Entec, let me know. I have Entec USB to DMX hardware that I am trying to find best software to use. Keep me in the loop please.
Absolutely! 
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glmmantis
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:37 pm |
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I recently started dmx with a controller. About 1 year so far.
Run it 3 to 5 nights a week.
Will be getting a laptop ( used) this week.
Hope to get usb /dmx hardware soon.
What do you recommend with your software?
Ill gladly give you my feedback.
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tera_s
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Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2015 3:49 pm |
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Hi I have build some DMX512 interfacies based on AVR mcu - uDMX comatable and FTDIchip based Enttec Open DMX USB interfaces but with opticall insulation. Also ArtNet to DMX interface. So I would pleased to try yuor software and help to develop and find any problems or do some recomendations to improve it. Best regards : Teo
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karaokeniagarafalls
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2015 10:47 am |
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domls wrote: I have completed software which I've called Prosurv DMX (Prosurv is my company name). It is PC-based (i.e. run from a laptop). What it does is control DMX-512 lighting fixtures, such as LED RGB lights, LASER's, Gobo's, moving fixtures etc...
I hesitate posting the web site or any details about the product because I do not want to violate any rules on the board. Since, however, I am serious about putting the software out there commercially, I am looking for several well-placed and knowledgeable individuals in the industry to become 'evaluators' of the product (note that I did not say beta-testers, as the product has already been thorougly tested and is virtually bug free--as far as I know)!
My hope is that the 'evaluators' of the product will provide continuing feedback on the operation and use of the product, and also help me decide the price-point for the software. Each evaluator will receive a free copy of the software for use through Jan 31, 2009 (the version has a set expiration date). After the evaluation period is complete, they will receive a permanent free copy of the software (so that's my pitch).
I'll be happy to post an e-mail address and the link to the web site for those who are interested in becoming evaluators (if that's OK to do here). Also, I am planning on setting up my lighting and sound gear and recording it on video so that I can put it on youtube later this week. That way, everyone can see the software 'in action'.
Note that the software currently supports the USBDMX interface (http://www.usbdmx.com). I am planning support for other DMX interfaces, such as the one from ENTTEC and SUNLITE in the near future.
Thanks!!!
domls
You're posting this now... since 2005
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Cueball
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Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2015 3:13 pm |
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karaokeniagarafalls wrote: You're posting this now... since 2005 Once again... READING IS FUNDAMENTAL... or in some cases, Fun for Da Mental. You quoted the OP from 2008 (not 2005). If you're going to quote someone with a question like that, why don't you quote the person who resurrected this topic (that would be "tera_s")?
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