vole VS SuperConductor

I've posted a huge amount of academic code (I've linked to a small number at the end). I think you should, but it won't help advance your career immediately. However, I still think it's better for science.

What is useful is if you can produce code people can build on and do their own cool stuff with -- then they will cite you. However, getting something to a state where it is tested for all reasonable inputs, has some basic docs, etc. is a hard untaking.

https://github.com/minion/minion (C++ constraint solver)

https://github.com/stacs-cp/demystify (Python puzzle solver)

https://github.com/peal/vole (Rust group theory solver)

casparcg with SuperConductor if you want fully free

for making a playlist and playing out on NDI have a look at SuperConductor which will control playout on CasparCG

I'm aware of an issue with OBS and the version of the websocket plugin: https://github.com/SuperFlyTV/SuperConductor/issues/36

In SuperConductor drag a piece of media (make sure scanner.exe is running, maybe use CasparLauncher to run them together) onto your timeline and then change the type from MEDIA to IP and then enter the NDI address in this format "ndi://computername/Test Pattern" with no quotes. It will add the quotes for you when it sends the command. Then you can make groups for your different SDI outputs and set the group to One part at a time mode, and then on each of your timeline objects for the NDI inputs you can delete the duration which will make it infinite. Set each group to be for a different Casparcg channel so you can then swap what is on your various SDI outputs.

If you only need basic editing SuperConductor paired with CasparCG or vMix might work for you.

casparcg and superconductor