BUG - Saving prefs, lights up dmx out.

So everything was released, you okay'd the preferences window and suddenly you had lights on stage. Did the masters play themselves? Were there HTP faders on any of the playback bars? Was it just intensity that went onstage or were there other parameters that came on as well?

Yes I okay'd the preferences and all faders when't to full. There where only intensity on the faders. Nothing else where affected what I could remember. No HTP. When I touched the faders it when't down again.

It sounds like you applied changes to the virtual fader levels. However what doesn't make sense is that the intensities would not have come on stage unless there were HTP, IPCB or "go off zero" list on the playback bar.

I replicated the problem today.
It doesn't matter if a cuelist is active, released or a fader is up.
I can click anything like "use blue desklight" and the fader levels go up, but the grand master isn't affected.
I can click apply or ok.

I am not seeing this on shows here in our lab. Can you please upload your show file to me? upload.highend.com and use my email address chris.muenchow at barco.com

Hey Christian. Got the show loaded up here today and taking a look. Looks like we are applying the virtual fader preference with any preference window change which is okay... but the problem is the virtual fader preference for the main playback bar should not override the hardware fader levels when the wing is attached. The reason the playbacks are going onstage in this case is because they are go off zero lists which means when the virtual fader preference inappropriately overrides the hardware fader levels the cues are executed because the fader has gone off zero. I am logging a bug right now. Thanks for your patience.

Thank's Chris, but it can't be ok that the virtual faders jump up to full even if the miniwing isn't connected?

Correct and that is the bug we will have to fix.

Ok a miss understanding from my side. I thought you said that it just wasn't ok when it just overrided the hardware faders.