Noisyboy

Just thought I'd re-post the guide with a couple of small but important edits. Nice... Run Zero 88 WYSIWYG Driver 1.1 available on the cd , and select 127.0.0.1 (as you're running WYSIWYG and Phantom on the same PC) and press Okay Open Phantom ZerOS 4.4.0 and load the Frog 2 desk. After that, go to Setup > Network > WYSIWYG > Enable WYSIWYG (double click and select yes) > IP adress - double click and set to 127.0.0.1 > Close Then opening WYSIWYG (Release 22) with Touring - Rock Concert template loaded (for the sake of going though this guide) [Note: If you decide to start a WYSIWYG project from scratch instead of running a default template, you must set up your universes in WYSIWYG for that project at this point, as instructed in step 1 of lesson 10 in the WYSIWYG quick start guide available here: https://www.castgroupinc.com/cast/software/...22&DID=1044 You will also need to install the TSCC Codec available from the same page to view the guide properly] I then go to Live > Device Manager > New > Select the Frog 2 and press Insert Next I highlight the Frog 2 from the Device Manager and select Properties From there I type into the address field 127.0.0.1 Then, double click Port 1 and select your first universe > double click Port 2 and Select second universe > double click Port 3 and Select your third universe > double click port 4 and select (that's right) your fourth universe Finally, press Apply > Okay > and then highlight Frog 2 from the Device Manager and press Connect.

Actually - now I've come back to it and tried to set up a new rig in WYSIWYG I can't seem to find any ports when I go to bind them in Device Manager. Do I need to do something in order to make Phantom Frog transmit the ports? Cheers again! Actually.... It's me being a plank. I hadn't created any universes in WYSIWYG. I should really start to have more faith in my slow paced thinking! And now I'm having a conversation with myself... Time to go.

Lol! Thanks for that! I got it working but I still had trouble, so though I'd write a step by step on here for other thicko's like me The way I'm doing things is: Run Zero 88 WYSIWYG Driver 1.1 available here (http://support.zero88.com/main/en/product/51) , and select 127.0.0.1 (as I'm running WYSIWYG and Phantom on the same PC) and press Okay Open Phantom ZerOS 4.4.0 and load the Frog 2 desk. After that, I go to Setup > Network > WYSIWYG > Enable WYSIWYG (double click and select yes) > IP adress - double click and set to 127.0.0.1 > Close Then opening WYSIWYG (Release 22) with Touring - Rock Concert template loaded (for the sake of going though this guide) I then go to Live > Device Manager > New > Select the Frog 2 and press Insert Next I highlight the Frog to from the Device Manager and select Properties From there I type into the address field 127.0.0.1 Then, double click Port 1 and select Port A > double click Port 2 and Select port B > double click Port 3 and Select Port C > double click port 4 and select (that's right) port D Finally, press Apply > Okay > and then highlight Frog 2 from the Device Manager and press Connect. Sorted (hopefully) I seemed to find it had a bit to do with the order I was doing these things in so if it hasn't worked for you it is probably because I'm a fool and wrote them in the wrong order. If this doesn't work for others, post up here and I'll try things my end as it now works for me! Cheers for the help! Thanks!

I can't find it on there. It only explains how to do it with a real desk and not with the phantom frog software. Could you point me more specifically to the guide? Cheers mate - sorry to keep asking, it's just that I can't find the info anyware!

Hi I just downloaded the Frog 2 off-line editor to use with my wysiwyg (release 22) package and I can't get the damn things to work together. If anyone can type up a small tutorial on how to do this I'd by stupendously grateful as I've been up for 6 hours trying to do this and need my bed! Please feel free to give me the 5 year old idiots guide with large text and pictures as I'm new to this and have only just been handed the software from work. Hope to hear a response soon Cheers!