

- #Light converse visualizer dongle with hoglet software#
- #Light converse visualizer dongle with hoglet tv#
- #Light converse visualizer dongle with hoglet free#
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Please contact us before bidding or buying. This item is large and will have to be shipped by common carrier truck. Please refer to pictures and descriptions above to determine exactly what is available on this unit. Or may contain information about options that are not available in the unit for sale. Power cord, keyboard, mouse, and gooseneck lamp For Complete Specs go to: This is a link to the manufacturer's web site and may include information that refers to a newer model. Unit has 2- DMX-512 outputs allowing control of up to 1024 channels This unit is in great shape and functions fine. Let me know if you have any more questions.Jands Hog 1000 DMX Stage Lighting Control Console Easily program Moving Lights and Conventional Lighting Great console for theaters. You might want to start by trying the LightConverse demo and Capture student edition.
#Light converse visualizer dongle with hoglet free#
I've only used the free student edition but I never connected it to the hog since I have LightConverse.
#Light converse visualizer dongle with hoglet software#
The only other visualization software I've used is Capture. All I know is that it allows me to do what I need (I run 3 universes of movers). Not sure what that means because I can't seem to find it online. I use the software because it came with the RoadHog that the venue purchased, but I'm not sure they still bundle them like that. Personally, I'm not stoked on the software, but on the bright side, it gets very frequent updates that keep making it better. It's easy to set up and works pretty good as long as you have a halfway decent computer to run it.
#Light converse visualizer dongle with hoglet tv#
I set up a tv right in front of the RoadHog console and link the console to the visualizer running on my laptop with a cat 5. For me, it's easier than turning the whole rig on, with haze, etc. I use LightConverse to pre viz every week. We certainly don't have a budget for WYSIWGG Perform and so we're looking to see if something more affordable might be available to us?īe grateful for any thoughts and advice you might be able to offer. We're not going for a huge rig here - a dozen or so fresnels and ellipsoidals, a few LED PARs, 2-4 LED cyc lights and 2-4 small moving heads, dependent upon how the budgets are looking - so we don't need anything hugely over-specced. I'd be grateful if anyone is wiling to share their experiences and advice of a suitable setup for the group, that will not break the bank. I wondered what cost-effective options might be available to us within the current console range? I saw mention of LightConverse possibly being bundled with the Hogs but can't see whether a Hoglet wing comes with an activation dongle or not? I recall that the Hogs used to play nicely with a variety of visualisers so off-line programming used to be a possibility. One of the key constraints they have with their venue is access time for programming - this is a shared facility and rig and tech time are highly limited. One option suggested to us is to get a Hoglet wing with a touch-screen all-in-one PC. I have been asked by a local dramatics group to re-invigorate their lighting setup - they are looking to purchase an LED based rig and are looking at control options. Hope this question is OK for this group, but would appreciate some thoughts from the community - I'm returning to theatrical LD work after some time away, so my knowledge of the latest Hog range is a little out of date.
