Thanks to both of you. I didn't have a chance to dig into it yesterday as it wasn't quite my project, but was trying to help solve for a coworker. We noticed that lightjams was able to communicate over the network with madmapper so much better than madrix.
To give some details on the backend for anyone who might be interested in replicating. We are using resolume as the content server with madmapper doing the mapping of the pixels which is then sent over network to a node that takes care of the kinet fixtures (terrible and overpriced, especially when considering the products that can be purchased from china for a very small portion of the price).
Mathieu, I will take a peek at the file you sent and potentially use it as it a backup solution in the likely event that madrix gets too feisty.
So far lightjams has been the most stable product we've used on this and the flexibility added with the custom coding built into the command line gives us basically an out of the box solution for almost any instance.
Thanks again,
Andrew