Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

I have had a Incredisonic IMP 150 playing a 45 min. clip for over 7 months without problems. It restarts automatically after a power outage and loops with about 20 sec. of black and cost around $40.00 from my local electronics dealer. There is a brief logo when it restarts after a power failure.

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

> The WD TV Live also reads HFS+, though I'm not sure the display icons can be > turned off. As stated earlier... they cannot be turned off without installing a firmware hack. > > MPEG Streamclip is long dead, and won't run on recent versions of the Mac OS. I'm still running MPEG stream

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

if no one said it yet, there is a program called "Play Back Pro" that runs on mac you can loop forever on it.. it's a professional level program that we use here in San Francisco for very high profile corporate events. It's pretty easy to use, but it is a little expensive. You can also

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

> if you are coming from a Mac, the media players are all Windows-formatted Not true. I have an old Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD media player that reads HFS+ (Mac) hard drives and thumb drives. It also goes directly from the end of one file to the next alphabetically w/o putting any display on

Re: [Frameworks] experimental films involving minerals

I made a film in 2006 The Astrum Argentium That I made using lots of things including minerals . It's available through Canyon Cinema Here is a clip: https://vimeo.com/59306493 Sent from my iPhone On Feb 27, 2016, at 12:28 PM, Ryder White

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Seconding Andre's vote for raspberry pi. The best thing about this - the device is single-tasking. I've seen digital work sabotaged by a Windows OS cry for software update in the gallery. . . Size makes physical installation more fun/interesting in a gallery space as well. It can be

Re: [Frameworks] Big Shadows

Recently Eva Kolcze shared this video on facebook: Facing The Waves (2016) https://vimeo.com/153938098 On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 12:14 AM, Gene Youngblood wrote: > Sounds interesting, Pip. Like the inverse of Bill Viola’s “Sweet Light,” > in which he walks toward the camera

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

This is a really low bitrate file, actually — like, 10mbps. And I’ve tried it with a 45 minute file, and a much longer one. It just seems to stutter and drop frames after a while. > On Feb 27, 2016, at 3:23 PM, todd eacrett wrote: > > > Oops. Didn't read that you are

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Has anyone tried the Micca Speck G2 or IncrediSonic IMP? They're cheap and tiny, no streaming, just file playback. I've been told they loop seamlessly or with just a very short black screen, but no logo/icon. If anyone has used either, do they output analog audio and hdmi video at the same time

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Hi Paul, that was exactly the same situation I found myself in last fall! In the past, when i was looping only one video, i used a mac mini with VLC, because that was the easiest and smoothest. But when I had a project with 3 separate looping videos, and i couldn't get 3 mac minis... that's

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Brightsigns are a bit of a learning curve to program (they need to be programmed in a windows environment, but we just set up my mac to do that), but once they are set up, they run flawlessly. I did a lot of research for a 2-channel synched installed in Moscow (no chance of me, or anyone there

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Amanda, Thanks for the info. I’ve been thinking about creating the 10hour video in quicktime as a solution. How did you play your 10 hour video? On a mac? We’re going to need three players, and I’m not sure I’ve got 3 macs (minis or laptops) that I could use during the duration of the show.

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Media players are terrible with long videos. Are you playing one long file? The ones I have used have all had a file size limit of a few gigs, so I've had to cut up my long videos into 10-minute chunks. Plus if you are coming from a Mac, the media players are all Windows-formatted, so there is

Re: [Frameworks] experimental films involving minerals

Cade Bursell's Salt Lines . CC Caryn Cline Experimental Filmmaker & Teacher vimeo.com/carynyc film still from "Ektacy" (2015) On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 1:47 PM, Ruth Hayes wrote: > Thanks, Ben, but my current series Copper Perforation

Re: [Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

I went through a pretty big search for something similar last year, and it's harder than you would think. most of them to have at least a black screen if not a reloading symbol between each loop. here are the results from my search: 1) the Lacie LaCinema media player can do it, but it has

[Frameworks] seamless media player recommendations?

Hi all, I’m looking for recommendations for media players capable of looping video seamlessly for several hours in an installation/gallery environment. I’ve been trying out this Micca Speck G2 player, but it has been freezing up after 50 minutes or so:

Re: [Frameworks] Lis Rhodes? Dynamo Dresden fan? + synch?

My father was a 18 year old tail gunner on a RCAF Lancaster bomber involved in the night bombings of Dresden – his stories were soul destroying (to say the least). I don’t see (nor hear) any connection between the Dresden bombings during WW2 and Lis’ film, what I see is a fantastic set of