hello, what is the lightest video encoder to be used on gem pix_film under
windows?
thanks
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Hallo,
Rich E hat gesagt: // Rich E wrote:
> Ah nice, especially for throwing that together live. Thanks for the
> tutorial!
>
> Not to be too much of a critic on a good tutorial, but... it is quite static
> though, for the flexibility of pd, don't you think? Limiting all the
> rhythms to 32nd
budi prakosa wrote:
hello, what is the lightest video encoder to be used on gem pix_film under
windows?
depends on what you mean by "lightest".
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Gabriel Vinazza wrote:
Thanks a lot lOhannes !!
I wish there was any help or list about ALL the objects availables...
ah, and i wish there was a list of ALL people on the world...
you can get a list of pretty _all_ Pd-vanilla objects by right-clicking
on an empty canvas and selecting "help"
Hi,
I tried different solution to create movies from Gem generated tif
sequences.
The simplest way i found is based on use of the "transcode" command line
program.
I would like to share my notes, some command line, to help (maybe) others.
Encode with "transcode" (a linux commandline tool) a
hello,
here are the command line i use :
ffmpeg -r 50 -s 1024x768 -i /data/rec_chdh/rec_%08d0.jpg -vcodec copy -i
/data/rec_chdh.wav -acodec copy /data/copy.avi
this make uncompressed (very big) file (50fps / 1024x768)
/home/nusmuk/soft/ffmpeg/ffmpeg -i /data/copy.avi -vcodec libx264
CICCOLIX wrote:
> Hi,
> I tried different solution to create movies from Gem generated tif
> sequences.
[snip]
Here's my post-render workflow:
input: rec/*.tif rec.wav
phase0: convert to png
mkdir png
cd rec
find -iname "*.tif" -exec convert {} ../png/{}.png \;
cd ..
phase1: lofi ogg
I recommend downloading FFDShow, the FFMPEG codecs for DirectShow, and
testing with that. The lightest CPU load will probably be the Motion or
Photo JPEG codec or DV.
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 3:43 AM, budi prakosa wrote:
> hello, what is the lightest video encoder to be used on gem pix_film unde
I could not compile fluid ~. pd_darwin with the sources that I asked.
You know how I can to compile fluid for leopard-intel?
Where can I get sources for intel?
I already tried with fluidsynth but not work for me, and apparently fluidsynth
compile the external
only for linux.
I am desperate
I don't have access to a Leopard box at the moment, but I might be
able to help if you post the compiler errors?
Thanks,
Amos Robinson
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 6:32 AM, Andres Ferrari wrote:
>
>
> I could not compile fluid ~. pd_darwin with the sources that I asked.
>
> You know how I can to compi
hi folks,
is there a pd command to force a cursor to a new position?
a message something like:
; cursor
x_coordinate y_coordinate
for instance I can do this in Max with a Max command:
; max
pupdate 400 500
thanks,
shawn
Shawn Greenlee
http://greenlee.02909.com
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Hey, so I'm wondering if anyone got a libgphoto2 extension made or got
it working from python in pd? I've got a friend who's wanting to do
some of this sort of stuff with PD..
-Alex
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Michal Seta wrote:
> Hey Ben,
>
> I have actually started being interested in thi
Hey all,
I have a draft in SVN under bbogart.
I've so far just used it to control cameras and save files on the host
computer, not upload files.
What is your friend hoping to do with it?
In my last installation I realized I need to change the interface a bit,
using a commport like "open" and "c
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