hi list
my tiny cents
> fuck pd-extended (hans is dead god rest his pd soul)
> fuck pd-l20rk (is there any chance of an OSX 64 bit build with native Gem
> plugs? prob not)
> it seems like a lot of time is wasted on bullshit curved elbowed cables and
> the like
> i love linux and probabl
The problem mostly occurs with integrated webcams (likely related to pci-e
webcams in recent Macs, which driver won't provide a suitable QuickTime
interface, since the old library has been deprecated in 10.9 Mavericks...).
Macam is a driver for external USB webcams, and may have its own problems
wi
Macam wasn't mentioned, but although it is not currently maintained, it is also
free and supports several cameras still.
best,
J
On Mar 18, 2015, at 11:30 AM, "me.grimm" wrote:
> >> iGlasses, a 20$ shareware available as a 7 days trial demo (and one of the
> >> few still actively maintained
>> iGlasses, a 20$ shareware available as a 7 days trial demo (and one of
the few still actively maintained applications of this type) was our last
try,
>> and... bingo ! : detected and working with Pd-extended and [pix_video]
yes this does work! I just tried it! Thanks!
m
On Thu, Mar 12, 2015
Hi list,
Anyone have experience in decoding line code with Pd? I saw a blurb where
someone did something similar with max but i found no results as far as Pd
is concerned. I am specifically interested in decoding Biphase Mark Code
from audio (recorded or live?) to binary data
Thanks!
m
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yes, i know, but this is lot's of work.
i just say that's it's not a mandatory operation for porting Gem to openGL ES
cheers
c
Le 18/03/2015 03:27, Dan Wilcox a écrit :
The primitives and other immediate mode stuff can be implemented with VBAs, etc
see
https://github.com/openframeworks/openF
