How do I backup my sequences?
The easiest way to do this would be to backup the entire “Audio” and “Sequences” directory.
You may also consider backing up your entire Light-O-Rama data directory (the default is a folder within “My Documents”).
The easiest way to do this would be to backup the entire “Audio” and “Sequences” directory.
You may also consider backing up your entire Light-O-Rama data directory (the default is a folder within “My Documents”).
The default LOR Data directory is where your audio, sequence and show files are located. (Along with your Visualization folders, etc.) When you first ran Light-O-Rama you were asked where you want to put this directory. If you’ve forgotten where that is, just want to change it, here is how. (Text copied from Bob at…
Over the years we’ve seen many people who think that the solution to every problem is to update their LOR Software. This, in fact, is the furthest thing from the truth.
There are times when you will run across an “Unknown Device” error when using the Hardware Utility. The most common cause of this is using software that was published before the device you are using was released. For example, when the first “S3” boards were released people using the “S2” version of software would get…
Version 3.0.0 had a bug where the Hardware Utility might confuse certain controller types with each other when it scans for connected hardware. For example, if you had a CTB16PC controller, version 3.0.0’s Hardware Utility might incorrectly report it as being a CCF controller. This was corrected in 3.0.2.
Confused? Let’s get started. First – Check your license. Second: Remember that Light-O-Rama is not out to trick you. You should look for the lowest possible option, and take it. Why? 99% of the time, that’s the correct answer. You have – A license that does not support S3. You want –To upgrade to S3…
Ever get started working on a sequence, only to go back later and see that the lights are matching up to the music? See this PDF from LOR. You will need to run your audio file through Audacity. This will create a Constant Bit Rate MP3 file. [The following is from a post on…