Kent Williams wrote:
Even though using the G2 remote protocol would require more work, I
believe that this is the way to go as it is designed for this sort of
thing and would allow us to do things like add images to Gallery from a
card reader in a frontend.
...then again, you are the one putting
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> Failing the feed as a workable solutions, I'll take a look at the
remote
> protocol built into G2.
>
Even though using the G2 remote protocol would require more work, I
be
Dave Just wrote:
Me too! Another voice of encouragement: using the RSS feed from
Gallery sounds like an excellent idea.
Well I spent a little while looking at the RSS thing for Gallery 2, and
realised that there isn't an official RSS feed generator module yet!!!
I found one here:
http://c
It would seem to me to make more sense at this time to first get
MythTV
viewing G2 galleries since most people will probably use the G2
web or java
interface to setup the galleries since you have to go through the
whole
process of uploading pictures, etc.
I just wanted to add a voice of
I made this simple php frontend to mythgallery a while ago. Just added
a config file and translated the main page to english (most of it is
still in swedish).
If anyone is interested i can fix it up a bit and send it in.
You need php gdlib installed and i dont think it looks that good in IE
since
On 10/21/05, Steve Adeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would seem to me to make more sense at this time to first get MythTV
> viewing G2 galleries since most people will probably use the G2 web or java
> interface to setup the galleries since you have to go through the whole
> process of uploadin
On Friday 21 October 2005 07:21, Colin Guthrie wrote:
> Adam Egger wrote:
> > Which way do you want to cover? G2->MythG or MythG->G2? It would be
> > great to be able to create new galleries with pictures from
> > MythGallery. This way should be quite easy as there are several ways
> > to create ga
Adam Egger wrote:
Which way do you want to cover? G2->MythG or MythG->G2? It would be
great to be able to create new galleries with pictures from
MythGallery. This way should be quite easy as there are several ways
to create galleries which we could use as basis for Myth.
Well without having th
On 10/21/05, Colin Guthrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Dobossy wrote:
> >> I for one would LOVE to have Gallery 2.0/MythTV integration.
> >
> > As would I! I think it is a fantastic idea Colin, and to answer your
> > question- no there is no integration with MythGallery and Gallery 2.0.
>
>
Mark Dobossy wrote:
I for one would LOVE to have Gallery 2.0/MythTV integration.
As would I! I think it is a fantastic idea Colin, and to answer your
question- no there is no integration with MythGallery and Gallery 2.0.
OK, I'll rather lazily start working on it. It will be some time befo
Tom Lichti wrote:
Colin Guthrie wrote:
I'd be happy to work on this (tho' probably not for some time) if
anyone thinks it's a good idea...
Col.
I for one would LOVE to have Gallery 2.0/MythTV integration.
As would I! I think it is a fantastic idea Colin, and to answer your
question-
Colin Guthrie wrote:
I'd be happy to work on this (tho' probably not for some time) if
anyone thinks it's a good idea...
Col.
I for one would LOVE to have Gallery 2.0/MythTV integration.
Tom
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Mark Dobossy wrote:
It is actually a bit different from Ken Burns. Ken Burns Effect is
typically used to pan/zoom an image to make it look dynamic, as you are
viewing the image (zoom in/out of a point of interest). This is simply
a zoom/fade (the original blows up, and fades away, revealin
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