A question, an idea, or something that will not behave — write to us and a person answers.
The more you tell us about the show, the room and the gear you already own, the more useful our answer is.
Every screen and every setting, with screenshots: read the documentation.
Rocket Show is an open-source project and help is always appreciated: the repository and the open issues are on GitHub.
Rocket Show is a show controller for live performers, artists, theatres, museums and exhibitions. You build shows and cues that combine audio, video and lighting; MIDI works as both an input and an output, as do the digital interfaces.
SPARK is a ready-to-use device with Rocket Show pre-installed, configured and tuned. It is the one you can buy — see Rocket Show SPARK.
Rocket Show is an open-source project: anyone is welcome to contribute changes, build the system and install it on their own Raspberry Pi. SPARK, the pre-installed device, is the paid version.
Scan for a wireless network called “Rocket Show” (with a device-specific suffix) on your laptop, tablet or phone and connect to it — it is unsecured at first and runs on 2.4 GHz. Some devices warn that there is no internet connection; stay connected anyway, that is expected. Then open http://rocketshow.local or http://192.168.4.1 in a browser.