Unity to Touchdesigner about klakndi

[keijiro]

Fixed (v0.0.2)

https://github.com/keijiro/KlakNDI/releases/tag/v0.0.2

[keijiro]

Thanks for reporting. Could you attach a screenshot that shows how it looks like? It would be helpful if there is a comparison between Unity and NewTek NDI Studio Monitor.

[cojobr]

Hi Keijiro, here's the screenshot. I'm sending 1920x1080 from Unity

[cojobr]

Keijiro, I don't know if it helps but using Unity > Spout to NDI > Touchdesigner it works perfect.

[keijiro]

Thanks for the screenshot. By the way, I'm curious about what happens if you use NDI Studio Monitor. I think it's the most "official" implementation of NDI receiver, so it might be useful to determine which side has the problem.

https://www.newtek.com/ndi/tools/

[keijiro]

Just to clarify, what protocol did you use in the "Unity > Resolume > Touchdesigner" case in the screenshot? I assumed that you used NDI (Unity - NDI - Resolume - NDI - Touchdesigner).

[cojobr]

I can send you in a few hours a screenshot using the NDI Studio Monitor. Sorry I missread that on your previous comment.

About that last screenshot you are correct: Unity - NDI - Resolume - NDI - Touchdesigner

[cojobr]

Here's the screenshot. The NDI Studio Monitor receives a 1080i image.

[keijiro]

Thanks for the screenshot. Okay, it seems that it's easily reproducible with the Studio Monitor.

This is just a wild guess but I think it's caused by wrong interlacing. I disabled the interlacing option and pushed the test build to the test-progressive branch.

https://github.com/keijiro/KlakNDI/tree/test-progressive

You can try this build with just replacing KlakNDI.dll in your project with the following file.

https://github.com/keijiro/KlakNDI/blob/test-progressive/Assets/Klak/NDI/Internal/x64/KlakNDI.dll

This could double the bandwidth usage, but the resolution issue with interlacing will be solved.

[cojobr]

Now it's working perfect! Thanks Keijiro for the awesome work you do! Greetings from Brazil!

[keijiro]

Thanks for verifying. I'll merge the changes to the next release.