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Re: [Opentzt-developers] TzT 1.6 report
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From: Grant M. (Morph) <mo...@mo...> - 2011-04-14 01:37:12
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Hey james for performance issues see my post on VJF On 13 April 2011 22:49, James Wise <jam...@gm...> wrote: > I'm not too big on the interface re-arrange, > Not sure if i think it's an improvement. > i definitely preferred the presets and player stuff along the bottom. > Have to say I tend to agree on this. > > I'm getting a bunch of yellow symbols where i suspect there should be just > black empty space. > the symbol looks like a ">|" sort of thing. > Yeah that should be blank > > the A/B mixer is good improvement, it's a bit slow for me, but i'm sure > lots of other will love it. > Yeah its pretty handy > > No edit and play labels to show which Bus is which though??? > - where do i click to change the edit BUS? > Click?? What is this... band camp?? Although I do have to agree that splitting the EDIT/PLAY flip flop (where the edit auto switches to the other bus when you use the keyboard (space, m, etc) to change the play bus really shits me. > > I'm not 100% sure but i think it's a bit slower than 1.5.1 > See my offer on VJF to work on testing this. I have to say with most of my recent projects needing some sort of scaling of clips not having per p/layer based position/zoom/stretch is really driving me nuts and pushing me over to Modul8 more and more. > > > > Now for other things..... > - I've made a new post on sourceforge, regarding the improved scaling, not > GPU based, but it might be a simple way to get anti-alaising. > > - I've just got a new i7 Based laptop running win7 64-bit, and TzT isn't > running much/any faster than my old Core2Duo winXP system. > - I initially had problems with my Ati drivers, not supporting WDDM > 1.1 and thus not getting any GDI acceleration, but this seems > to be fixed no i have some new drivers. > > - But it has become clear that TzT is far from it's peak > performance/ability due to being based on such old standards like GDI, old > DX, and asm/MMX, when run on new platforms like 64-bit win7. the newly > introduced "Direct2D" in Win7 seems to be a modern replacement for the old > GDI, long term we might need to consider moving to that??? > > > Anyway just my latest test results + ramblings, i'm happy to do more > testing etc. over the next couple of weeks > specific requests are always helpful. > > - Cheers, PiedPiper / james > > PS. has anyone tried a dumb compile to a x86_64 target?? > > > > > > On 14/08/2010 6:28 PM, Grant Muir (Morph) wrote: > > Thanks mate, will take it for a spin tomorrow :) > > G > > On 6 August 2010 07:06, plexus <pl...@op...> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> damn, my 1st message got blocked because of the attachment (mentioned >> below), the file is available here: >> >> http://opentzt.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/opentzt/release/openTZT_1_6_0_1b_binary_only.zip?revision=1.1 >> >> @morph: thanks for the test :) >> >> Sorry, I forgot to mention it in the release mail and in the changelog. >> The autoswitcher moved to [Page Up]+[Space] since both the [Home] and the >> [F12 key] is used for different functions. >> >> I attached a beta release build of openTZT 1.6. (You have to copy the >> image files to \SysData\ and you should make a backup copy of the files that >> will be overwritten) >> I focused primarily on the GUI and the possibility to load files without >> restart. (and the render engine keeps running *yeah* (was a bitch to write >> ;)) >> Most of the player and fx parameters are mouse controllable. Numeric >> values are changed by the mouse y axis, scratching and the mixer is >> controlled by the x axis. >> The mouse code is still incomplete, though. >> >> I also added names for the fx parameters. The freeframe code isn't written >> yet, but the first 17 internal fx have named parameters, already :))) >> Maybe anyone of you could suggest names for the other fx parameters, since >> I'm german it's difficult to find names that are clear to everyone and also >> fit into 8 characters. >> It's even hard in german ;) >> >> >> plexus ... >> >> >>> >>> >>> >>> Grant Muir (Morph) schrieb: >>> >>> Some more feedback, >>>> >>>> Everything is working great, I am also getting the small issue with the >>>> config tool, but its nothing I can't work around. >>>> >>>> No crashes for me, even used it 5+ hours @ a corp gig and no one hiccup >>>> :) >>>> >>>> One small issue, it seems for some reason the Home + Space keyboard >>>> shortcut to start Auto Switching isn't working in the new version. >>>> >>>> otherwise great, I have a few other suggestions but will save them for >>>> after I get back from Japan. >>>> >>>> G >>>> >>> >>> >> > > > -- > Grant Muir (Morph) > _________________________ > Morph Visual Services > mo...@mo... > Ph: +61 (0) 412823786 > http://morphvisual.com > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > This SF.net email is sponsored by > > Make an app they can't live without > Enter the BlackBerry Developer Challengehttp://p.sf.net/sfu/RIM-dev2dev > > > _______________________________________________ > Opentzt-developers mailing lis...@li...https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opentzt-developers > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Forrester Wave Report - Recovery time is now measured in hours and minutes > not days. 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