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I looked at the Bodet BT6000 protocol, and the settings in DataLinq Server for the ASCII protocol. I think there will be some challenges using that to read the clock. The only way I could see it work would be to pass the whole received package as a single field into XPression, and then using a script ...

Hi, There is a TCP connection option for DataLinq in newer versions of XPression. I am using that to feed clock data into XPression (for example from scoreboards). It works with JSON and/or XML and can act both as a TCP server and a TCP client. For the FIBA tv-feed I do believe you need to send ...

Hi, In my application that is controlling the XPression using the API (as documented in the SDK help file), I am among other things updating the text in text objects (using the .Text property). This has worked fine on my XPression Developer version 10.0 and also (at least so I think) on version 10.5 ...

THANKS Brian!! That was working! One question: as I am after showing the preview, if the user decides to take the scene on-air, actually using the same copy of the scene (the process is get a copy of the scene, do all updates such as replacing text etc, render and show the preview, then either throw ...

Hi, I am using XPression Developer, version 10.5 Build 5250. Regards Jonas ------------------------------ Jonas Hermansson ------------------------------

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion! It works as you describe, however the original problem (that I thought was related to the wrong scene director being used) now after this test seems to be a different one. I am sure it is using the correct scene director and the correct frame of it. But my problem is ...

I am using the API to control the XPression, and I want my control application to be able to show preview images. In order to do that I am using the xpScene.GetRenderedFrame to render a preview frame. This works great, however it is using the default scene director and not the scene director marked as ...