We sometimes receive message that tell us that we exceed licensed ports.
But We only use 2 sdi input and 1 SDi /1 NDI output and we use an Blackmagic Declink 8k pro card
My question are there any way to find what and where ports have been used? and how aximmetry software calculate the number of used ports?
Do you still have this problem in the latest version?
If yes,
- Is it possible that you assigned a number to additional devices in Device Mapper that you do not use?
- Are you sure you do not use additional inputs which are not defined in the Device Mapper, but specified directly within the Flow Editor?
- Which VirtualCam compound do you use in that scene?
After doing some internal investigation on
this project, it seems to me that there are more than 4 Video Input modules
used in the project.
These
modules can be found in number of linked compounds and groups, after doing some
cleanup for these modules the problem disappeared.
But to
solve this problem it takes us some time, so I was asking if there any way to
find which SDI/NDI port used in Aximmetry project
I'm glad it's solved.
Unfortunately there is no direct way to find the used ports.
What can make them a bit easier to find is to start a global search for all Video Input modules and check the Device property of each of them.
Press Shift+F, then press Tab several time until you see G Type in the corner. It mean that you start a global search of the graph based on the module type.
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then start typing a part of Video Input
You can step through the list with the arrow key, and you can select any of them by pressing Enter.
After checking the module properties you can press Shift+F again and continue with the next module.
Unfortunately this won't find modules that are inside of closed Linked Compound.
Does this message only appears when you load a scene?
And is it followed by immediately by an OK message?