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From: Ed T. <et...@et...> - 2001-12-07 15:55:56
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Hello EffecTV Developers, I've made a little web page that illustrates how I created a GUI for a performance I did using a hack based on EffecTV. If you are interested, please visit http://et-arts.com/linux/index.htm . I'd like to get some feedback. Thanks to all of you fellow developers. et -------Ed Tannenbaum---------- "Electrons Tamed for the Arts" www.et-arts.com |
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From: Christian B. <ein...@do...> - 2001-12-04 18:52:10
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Servus Well I've written a little deinterlacing effect, uhm, anybody wanna get it? Servus Casandro |
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From: Buddy S. <nu...@do...> - 2001-11-28 14:21:23
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On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 03:04:45PM +0100, Christian Berger wrote: > Servus > > Well I've written a deinterlacing effect, it just simply deinterlaces > the video. I might do some further optimizing, but if anybody wants to > have a copy I'd be glad to hand it out. > Refresh my memory as to what deinterlacing does... :) Feel free to post the source somewhere. i'll try it out and maybe stick it in the CVS tree. --buddy |
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From: Christian B. <ein...@do...> - 2001-11-28 14:05:05
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Servus Well I've written a deinterlacing effect, it just simply deinterlaces the video. I might do some further optimizing, but if anybody wants to have a copy I'd be glad to hand it out. Servus Casandro |
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From: Buddy S. <nu...@do...> - 2001-11-26 19:25:47
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From: Buddy Smith <nu...@do...>
To: FUKUCHI Kentarou <fu...@is...>
Subject: Re: [Effectv-developers] mpegvl - mpeg player for video loop back device
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In-Reply-To: <200...@is...>; from fu...@is... on Mon, Nov 26, 2001 at 07:39:02PM +0900
On Mon, Nov 26, 2001 at 07:39:02PM +0900, FUKUCHI Kentarou wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wrote an mpeg player "mpegvl" during flight from tokyo to atlanta.
> mpegvl outputs video stream to video loop back device, so you can
> burn, dice and transform mpeg video by EffecTV.
> It is alpha version. Currently it does not support audio.
> It can be found at EffecTV CVS tree.
>
you are in atlanta?
so am i!
call me, 404-206-4855 if you're in town and want to have lunch or
something :)
--buddy
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-11-26 10:37:58
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Hi all, I wrote an mpeg player "mpegvl" during flight from tokyo to atlanta. mpegvl outputs video stream to video loop back device, so you can burn, dice and transform mpeg video by EffecTV. It is alpha version. Currently it does not support audio. It can be found at EffecTV CVS tree. Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-11-26 10:37:48
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From: "Clayton Cottingham aka drfrog" <dr...@sm...> Subject: [Effectv-developers] question regarding effectv->vloopback->streamer Date: 25 Nov 2001 09:35:39 PST > just wondering if you have ever had any skippy audio > if youve ever tried capturing live sound with > the effectv through vloopback into xawtv's streamer I have never tried to capture sound with EffecTV, but I guess that your problem comes from less machine power. You know, EffecTV is very heavy software. Additionally, vloopback feature requires much power - not only CPU power, but also memory speed. The important problem is that EffecTV has no recording feature. I promise the next EffecTV supports recording. Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: Clayton C. a. d. <dr...@sm...> - 2001-11-25 17:34:09
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just wondering if you have ever had any skippy audio if youve ever tried capturing live sound with the effectv through vloopback into xawtv's streamer i find that it seems to skip quite a bit if this isnt the proper place to post this please forward along and if they need more info lemme know thanks! -- A homeowner's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a weekend for? |
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From: Christian K. <ck...@ma...> - 2001-11-17 06:43:16
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hi all, there is a new version comming up. here is a (quite usable at this point) preview of that : http://video.mamalala.de/new_vdsp.html you need a running jmax 2.5.1, preferrably on i686/athlon architecture to get acceleration through assembly/mmx. greets, chris -- visit me at http://mamalala.de |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-11-02 12:05:56
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Time, time, time... When i finish my current work, i will concentrate on new API. Of course, it includes all of BSB features - plugin mechanism, OpenGL, socket interface(Tcl),... - so it do NOT be bogged down. I promise. Never give up, keep hacking. ...and manage our daily school life... Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: Sam M. <sme...@wa...> - 2001-11-01 16:35:39
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I notice that work on EffecTV-BSB seems to have come to a screeching halt. There are even places in the code where it is behind the main (stable) branch. Is it just that nobody (myself included) has enough time right now? Did it get too bogged down with incomplete features (OpenGL, Tcl/Tk, ...)? -Sam |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-10-31 13:48:04
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It's ready to release. Major changes are: * New effect: VertigoTV * New option: -palette * Playstation2 support Some changes not written in Changelog yet: * Directory name of source package was changed from 'EffecTV' to 'effectv-0.x.x' * Playstation2 Binary package Thanks, Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: Gleicon S. M. <gl...@te...> - 2001-10-29 09:55:42
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hahaha, looks a kind ahard to translate it. I am looking for a simple voxel algorithm, to implement as example for a graphic computing class. Anyway, thanks for the code, I will try to extract the algorithm from it. regards Gleicon S. Moraes -- gl...@te... - gl...@uo... http://videodog.cjb.net http://planeta.terra.com.br/informatica/gleicon/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "FUKUCHI Kentarou" <fu...@is...> To: <eff...@li...> Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 7:51 AM Subject: Re: [Effectv-developers] new plugin suggestion > >> i was thinking of a 3D plugin that uses the color (or perhaps > >> intensity) of a pixel as it's height. so things would be zoomed in or out > >> based on color. > > like the terrain algorithm ( voxel ) ? > > I was looking for a good algorithm to do voxel'ing, but no success... > > I wrote a voxel rendering routine seven years ago, but it is written in > 100%Pure ASM... i can't realize what did i write now... > > Maybe it can be found in "Programmers heaven" > http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone10/cat342/index.htm > > Kentarou Fukuchi > > P.S. FYI, here is my vintage asm code. It was for FM-TOWNS, good old > PC-like machine sold in Japan. > > ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- > ;View3D > ;voxel engine > ;By Kentarou Fukuchi > ;since 1994/12/24 > ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- > ;[usage] > ;callm 0, > ; x,y,ang,height, > ; map addres,color table addres,vector table addres,height table,act page > > gDAT_X equ esp+4 > gDAT_Y equ esp+8 > gDAT_ANG equ esp+12 > gDAT_HEIGHT equ esp+16 > gADD_MAP equ esp+20 > gADD_CTB equ esp+24 > gADD_VTB equ esp+28 > gADD_HTB equ esp+32 > gDAT_PAGE equ esp+36 > > SCR_DIST equ 64 > VIEW_LIM equ 64 > > Y_MAX equ 119 > > VRAM_SLCT equ 104h > PAGE0_OFS equ 0 > PAGE1_OFS equ 1024*120 > > ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- > ;CODE > ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- > > mov ax,VRAM_SLCT > mov es,ax > ;Which page should I draw on? > mov eax,[gDAT_PAGE] > or eax,eax > jz #PAGE_0 > ;PAGE_1 > mov ebp,PAGE1_OFS > mov word ptr[page_io],256*120 > jmp CLS > #PAGE_0: > mov ebp,PAGE0_OFS > mov word ptr[page_io],0 > CLS: > mov edi,ebp > mov edx,120 > xor eax,eax > cld > ALIGN 4 > #CLS_LOOP: > mov ecx,64 > rep stosd > add edi,1024-64*4 > dec edx > jnz #CLS_LOOP > > add ebp,1024*Y_MAX+SCR_DIST*2*2-2 > sub dword ptr[gDAT_HEIGHT],255 > mov [page_add],ebp > > ;***main*** > mov dword ptr[xcount],SCR_DIST*2-1 > ALIGN 4 > SCR_X_LOOP: > mov edi,[xcount] > shl edi,8 > add edi,[gDAT_ANG] > mov ebp,[gADD_VTB] > > mov ax,[ebp+edi*4] > mov ebx,[gDAT_X] > mov [scan_dx],ax > mov edx,[gDAT_Y] > mov ax,[ebp+edi*4+2] > mov dword ptr[distance],0 > mov [scan_dy],ax > > mov eax,[page_add] > mov dword ptr[hi_min],Y_MAX+1 > mov [column_ofs],eax > > ALIGN 4 > SCAN_LOOP: > add bx,[scan_dx] > xor eax,eax > add dx,[scan_dy] > mov ah,dh > mov ebp,[gADD_MAP] > mov al,bh > mov edi,[distance] > mov cx,[ebp+eax*2] > > shl edi,9 > xor eax,eax > mov al,ch > sub eax,[gDAT_HEIGHT] > mov ebp,[gADD_HTB] > add edi,eax > movzx esi,byte ptr[ebp+edi] > cmp esi,[hi_min] > jae SKIP_DRAW > ;***draw column*** > xor eax,eax > mov al,cl > mov ecx,esi > mov edi,[distance] > sub ecx,[hi_min] > shl edi,8 > mov ebp,[gADD_CTB] > add edi,eax > mov ax,word ptr[ebp+edi*2] > mov ebp,[column_ofs] > ALIGN 4 > #DRAW_LOOP: > mov es:[ebp],ax > sub ebp,1024 > inc ecx > jnz #DRAW_LOOP > > or esi,esi > jz SCAN_END > mov [hi_min],esi > mov [column_ofs],ebp > ALIGN 4 > SKIP_DRAW: > inc dword ptr[distance] > cmp dword ptr[distance],VIEW_LIM-1 > jna SCAN_LOOP > ALIGN 4 > SCAN_END: > sub dword ptr[page_add],2 > dec dword ptr[xcount] > jns SCR_X_LOOP > > ;***VSYNC WAIT*** > ALIGN 4 > #V_DRAW: > mov dx,440h > mov al,1eh > out dx,al > mov dx,443h > in al,dx > test al,00000100b > jnz #V_DRAW > ALIGN 4 > #V_SYNC: > mov dx,440h > mov al,1eh > out dx,al > mov dx,443h > in al,dx > test al,00000100b > jz #V_SYNC > > ;***flip page*** > mov dx,440h > mov al,11h > out dx,al > mov dx,442h > mov ax,[page_io] > out dx,ax > > ret > > ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- > ;DATA > ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- > ALIGN 4 > > xcount dd ? > page_add dd ? > column_ofs dd ? > hi_min dd ? > scan_dx dd ? > scan_dy dd ? > distance dd ? > page_io dw ? > > _______________________________________________ > Effectv-developers mailing list > Eff...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/effectv-developers > |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-10-29 09:51:48
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>> i was thinking of a 3D plugin that uses the color (or perhaps >> intensity) of a pixel as it's height. so things would be zoomed in or out >> based on color. > like the terrain algorithm ( voxel ) ? > I was looking for a good algorithm to do voxel'ing, but no success... I wrote a voxel rendering routine seven years ago, but it is written in 100%Pure ASM... i can't realize what did i write now... Maybe it can be found in "Programmers heaven" http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone10/cat342/index.htm Kentarou Fukuchi P.S. FYI, here is my vintage asm code. It was for FM-TOWNS, good old PC-like machine sold in Japan. ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- ;View3D ;voxel engine ;By Kentarou Fukuchi ;since 1994/12/24 ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- ;[usage] ;callm 0, ; x,y,ang,height, ; map addres,color table addres,vector table addres,height table,act page gDAT_X equ esp+4 gDAT_Y equ esp+8 gDAT_ANG equ esp+12 gDAT_HEIGHT equ esp+16 gADD_MAP equ esp+20 gADD_CTB equ esp+24 gADD_VTB equ esp+28 gADD_HTB equ esp+32 gDAT_PAGE equ esp+36 SCR_DIST equ 64 VIEW_LIM equ 64 Y_MAX equ 119 VRAM_SLCT equ 104h PAGE0_OFS equ 0 PAGE1_OFS equ 1024*120 ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- ;CODE ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- mov ax,VRAM_SLCT mov es,ax ;Which page should I draw on? mov eax,[gDAT_PAGE] or eax,eax jz #PAGE_0 ;PAGE_1 mov ebp,PAGE1_OFS mov word ptr[page_io],256*120 jmp CLS #PAGE_0: mov ebp,PAGE0_OFS mov word ptr[page_io],0 CLS: mov edi,ebp mov edx,120 xor eax,eax cld ALIGN 4 #CLS_LOOP: mov ecx,64 rep stosd add edi,1024-64*4 dec edx jnz #CLS_LOOP add ebp,1024*Y_MAX+SCR_DIST*2*2-2 sub dword ptr[gDAT_HEIGHT],255 mov [page_add],ebp ;***main*** mov dword ptr[xcount],SCR_DIST*2-1 ALIGN 4 SCR_X_LOOP: mov edi,[xcount] shl edi,8 add edi,[gDAT_ANG] mov ebp,[gADD_VTB] mov ax,[ebp+edi*4] mov ebx,[gDAT_X] mov [scan_dx],ax mov edx,[gDAT_Y] mov ax,[ebp+edi*4+2] mov dword ptr[distance],0 mov [scan_dy],ax mov eax,[page_add] mov dword ptr[hi_min],Y_MAX+1 mov [column_ofs],eax ALIGN 4 SCAN_LOOP: add bx,[scan_dx] xor eax,eax add dx,[scan_dy] mov ah,dh mov ebp,[gADD_MAP] mov al,bh mov edi,[distance] mov cx,[ebp+eax*2] shl edi,9 xor eax,eax mov al,ch sub eax,[gDAT_HEIGHT] mov ebp,[gADD_HTB] add edi,eax movzx esi,byte ptr[ebp+edi] cmp esi,[hi_min] jae SKIP_DRAW ;***draw column*** xor eax,eax mov al,cl mov ecx,esi mov edi,[distance] sub ecx,[hi_min] shl edi,8 mov ebp,[gADD_CTB] add edi,eax mov ax,word ptr[ebp+edi*2] mov ebp,[column_ofs] ALIGN 4 #DRAW_LOOP: mov es:[ebp],ax sub ebp,1024 inc ecx jnz #DRAW_LOOP or esi,esi jz SCAN_END mov [hi_min],esi mov [column_ofs],ebp ALIGN 4 SKIP_DRAW: inc dword ptr[distance] cmp dword ptr[distance],VIEW_LIM-1 jna SCAN_LOOP ALIGN 4 SCAN_END: sub dword ptr[page_add],2 dec dword ptr[xcount] jns SCR_X_LOOP ;***VSYNC WAIT*** ALIGN 4 #V_DRAW: mov dx,440h mov al,1eh out dx,al mov dx,443h in al,dx test al,00000100b jnz #V_DRAW ALIGN 4 #V_SYNC: mov dx,440h mov al,1eh out dx,al mov dx,443h in al,dx test al,00000100b jz #V_SYNC ;***flip page*** mov dx,440h mov al,11h out dx,al mov dx,442h mov ax,[page_io] out dx,ax ret ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- ;DATA ;-------------------------------------------------------------------- ALIGN 4 xcount dd ? page_add dd ? column_ofs dd ? hi_min dd ? scan_dx dd ? scan_dy dd ? distance dd ? page_io dw ? |
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From: Gleicon S. M. <gl...@te...> - 2001-10-29 09:39:46
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> hey guys, > > haven't had much time lately. school has been crazy..... same to me ! > > i was thinking of a 3D plugin that uses the color (or perhaps > intensity) of a pixel as it's height. so things would be zoomed in or out > based on color. like the terrain algorithm ( voxel ) ? I was looking for a good algorithm to do voxel'ing, but no success... Gleicon S. Moraes -- gl...@te... - gl...@uo... http://videodog.cjb.net http://planeta.terra.com.br/informatica/gleicon/ |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-10-29 07:30:30
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M.G. Houtman posted some shots of his new effects. > http://tinus.ath.cx/effects.jpg > 1. Grayscale > 2. Grayscale + vignet > 3. Sepia > 4. Sepia + vignet > The code needs to be optimized, I'll see if I can get to that ASAP. If you're > interested, please let me know ... Sepia + vignet seems interesting. I'd like to use this effect to improve AgingTV. I had tried sepian effect, but it was not so good. Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-10-29 07:21:43
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> > haven't had much time lately. school has been crazy..... > The same is true for me, unfortunately. me too... while EffecTV-0.3.3 is ready i think:) Yeah, some hacks for Playstation2 were added. I want to release it in this week. please check it out. Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: Sam M. <sme...@wa...> - 2001-10-29 02:32:36
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Buddy Smith wrote: > haven't had much time lately. school has been crazy..... The same is true for me, unfortunately. -Sam |
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From: Buddy S. <nu...@do...> - 2001-10-29 01:54:05
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hey guys, haven't had much time lately. school has been crazy..... anyway, i had an interesting idea for a plugin, but no time to do it right now. i was thinking of a 3D plugin that uses the color (or perhaps intensity) of a pixel as it's height. so things would be zoomed in or out based on color. think it's worth pursuing? have any time to try it? :) if one of you guys has time, i'd love to see this. if not, i guess it'll go on my queue of stuff to do..... --buddy |
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-10-21 12:59:18
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Hi Chris, > just saw your effectv code and decided to start a port to the > jmax / videodsp platform (for linux). > jmax is basically an realtime audio/data processing software > with a graphical gui (ok, its more like a own programming language) > we started a video project for jmax, which adds video processing to the > core of jmax, the fts kernel. you can see the results on my page, if you are > interrested. some screenshots are in the "what is it" page of the video section. Sounds great! I know Max and jmax (and Pd) as very popular environment for media artists. If the effects can be controlable from jmax interface, it will be useful. Additionally, if i can code effect on jmax, then ... revolution. > are there any special things to take care of in your code ? > looks pretty straightforward, so it should be no problem to get it running > inside jmax. Some effecst use a shared frame buffer. It must be replaced by another usual memory allocation function (like malloc()). Some code assume Intel architecture to optimize their code. You may want to ask to the author what does the code mean (sorry for less comments). Regards, Kentarou Fukuchi |
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From: Christian K. <ck...@ma...> - 2001-10-21 12:16:40
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hi all, just saw your effectv code and decided to start a port to the jmax / videodsp platform (for linux). jmax is basically an realtime audio/data processing software with a graphical gui (ok, its more like a own programming language) we started a video project for jmax, which adds video processing to the core of jmax, the fts kernel. you can see the results on my page, if you are interrested. some screenshots are in the "what is it" page of the video section. are there any special things to take care of in your code ? looks pretty straightforward, so it should be no problem to get it running inside jmax. if you want to try out the jmax / vdsp stuff, let me know if you run into any problems. jmax is a bit hairy to set up, due to its mixed java / c architecture (the whole gui is written in java) will talk to you again as soon as i have finnished the first ports ..... greets, chris -- visit me at http://mamalala.de |
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From: Buddy S. <nu...@do...> - 2001-10-12 01:33:45
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On Thu, Oct 11, 2001 at 10:06:42PM +0900, FUKUCHI Kentarou wrote:
> Hi all, Hi Matt,
>
> Two deadlines of my papers make me very busy, but i can't stop coding.
> I wrote some Japanese documents, added a new option("-palette") for USB cameras,
> and wrote an new effect.
>
great effect! i love it!
you rock :)
--buddy
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From: FUKUCHI K. <fu...@is...> - 2001-10-11 13:10:33
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Hi all, Hi Matt,
Two deadlines of my papers make me very busy, but i can't stop coding.
I wrote some Japanese documents, added a new option("-palette") for USB cameras,
and wrote an new effect.
Yeah, I know i have to start to write an new API based core, so i will
hop into new API from the mid of November - because deadlines are Nov.11 and 18.
Before it, i want to release EffecTV-0.3.3, so if you have ideas of new effect,
don't miss it.
Matt, thank you for your interesting. Can you tell us more about your idea?
"Multiuser visual EQ" sounds very interesting.
Kentarou Fukuchi
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From: Sam M. <sme...@wa...> - 2001-10-10 21:33:25
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Matt, I'm forwarding your message to the developer email list, along with my reply. We've got some stuff already in the 'BSB' branch (BackStage Branch) of EffecTV. It's only available via CVS right now. Sourceforge should have enough documentation available to let you get a copy. If that fails, I can always email you a tarball. What we have in hand: The mechanism is there to send keystrokes/events across a UNIX socket connection (allowing remote control from a different computer, theoretically from anywhere on the internet if you so wish), along with some simple commands. These commands are sent/received in plaintext and processed as Tcl scripts. (Tcl is a super-simple scripting language.) I've written up a Tcl/Tk client that right now only allows you to adjust the command-line parameters, start the executable, connect and/or disconnect to the effectv process (the 'server', in socket parlance). It has the foundations for something truly interactive, but I've been thinking about scrapping it for something new. School has been keeping me busy, so if you want to start working on the GUI, I (and the rest of the team) certainly welcome the effort. That'd let me focus just on getting the client/server mechanism right... -Sam ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 02:04:19 -0700 From: Matt Godfrey <ms...@us...> To: sme...@gl... Subject: UI Ideas hello, please allow me to introduce myself, my name is Matt and I have been doing visual performances, lightshows and vj'n in the US for the past 10 + years. I have just discovered the EffecTV project and I am quite impressed I think it is exiting and has great and wide potential, and as such I would like very much to contribute to it. Like others I to get ahead of myself sometimes and this is no exception so I figured if I could build a interesting UI, maybe some one can see I have enough useful ideas to offer the project, that they might help me tie it in to effectv or at least tell me where I can go to learn what I need to do it myself. I have started to rough out a concept ui for effectv, I call it "VEQster - (pronounced VQster) a multiuser, lan/wan ready, visual EQ, frankenstien control and automation system for EffecTV" It's a one trick pony at this point, but it will start effectv if you select dumbtv from the effect "a" dropdown, hey its a start. I was working on the interface when I came across your post and thought I should get in touch. I should also make it perfectly clear that I do not have the vaguest idea of how I will tie it in, but I am hoping after reading your post, that this may soon change. It sounds like you have already started working on this. I am interested in looking at your code and helping with anything I can but I am not sure, how exactly to proceed, this (sourceforge, CVS and more) is all new to me? Thanks in advance for the work you and others have done so far, please foward this note to others if you feel it is relavent to them. Regards, -m |
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