![]() There's a good chance that it's the case, yes.īut then there was the other recent case of a student who was on Mac OS 10.9 (Mavericks), running TVPaint Standard, using a Logitech webcam to capture stop-motion images, and it was working fine for a while and then just stopped working. The webcam and TVPaint was working for the student before last week, but now it is not working, so I suspect a problem with Sierra. I do not know if this problem has happened because the student recently updated to Sierra from El Capitan (I have emailed the student to ask, but haven't received a reply yet), but the webcam and TVPaint was working for the student before last week, but now it is not working, so I suspect a problem with Sierra. Software: TVPaint Animation 11 Standard Edition (it is up to date with the updates as well). ![]() I also tried uninstalling, and re-installing TVPaint, but to no avail. I thought it might be an issue with the new camera, so I tried the old webcam, but the problem persists. It loads, but the screen does not pop-up the way it used to. I can open the TVPaint software with no problem, but once I click on the Windows>Animation>Video-In, I get no preview for the camera I'm using even though it's properly connected and recognized by the computer.Īlso, if I click on the Settings button in the Video Input panel, nothing happens. This week I purchased a new webcam (Logitech c930) in order to shoot better quality videos, however the software does not work properly. "I have been using the TVPaint Animation 11 (Standard Editon) software for my stop-motion class. Regarding network licenses, we are going to proceed with tests tomorrow. " onclick="window.open(this.href) return false ![]() Don't hesitate to click on the ox "I have this question too". That's really annoying, but I notice other people already notify Apple. (On MacBook Pro at least.) Sierra does not recognize second monitor's definition : even if you have a WQHD screen (2 560 x 1 440), it will recognize it at a FullHD screen (1920 x 1080).no trouble with licensing for stand alone and network licences.no crash when quitting TVPaint in full screen mode. ![]() The last update showed no problem at all, so I recommend you to upgrade Wacom Drivers (don't forget to delete the old driver before !) With the old version, I noticed it loses the stylus signal and have "straight lines" at the very beginning, but the issue tends to disappear after a minute of use. I've tested the former version 6.3.15-3 and the last update 6.3.17-5 : both works fine, but I think the last update actually works better. no problem with Wacom drivers, with Cintiq 27 HD.We are currently proceeding with internal tests to make sure that TVPaint Animation 11 Professional Edition is working fine with Sierra, latest Mac OS upgrade. ![]()
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