What a great resource. Thanks Jerome. Cool to see some of
my old patches in there as examples (of what not to do) :)
On Wed, 30 Nov 2011 13:31:09 +0100 (CET)
abel.jer...@free.fr wrote:
Hi all,
All along years of practice, I've developped with Pd as well as object
oriented languages.
Some
Hey Peter,
That's great, thanks for the report. I think you should post this to the bug
tracker so it isn't lost in the list volume.
.hc
On Nov 29, 2011, at 12:29 PM, Peter Venus wrote:
Hello List!
while we had our Patching circle here in Graz last week,
we discovered on some Problems
Hi list!
I'm trying to use an old laptop with a Celeron 2,6Ghz to playback some
videos with a basic GEM chain (pix_film, pix_gain, pix_texture), but the
performances are very poor.
It's only due to the crappy celeron :-) ? What are the minimum
requirements to play a video with GEM?
Is there
That should defintiely work, I've run it on slower machines. It depends a lot
on your graphics card too. As for video playback, if you want to manipulate
the video, then you should convert it to a JPEG (aka MJPEG) codec. .mov is a
pretty common container format for JPEG videos.
.hc
On Nov
Le 2011-11-30 à 11:13:00, Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
That should defintiely work, I've run it on slower machines. It depends
a lot on your graphics card too. As for video playback, if you want to
manipulate the video, then you should convert it to a JPEG (aka MJPEG)
codec. .mov is a
Hi all,
Nicola Pandini wrote:
I'm trying to use an old laptop with a Celeron 2,6Ghz to playback
some videos with a basic GEM chain (pix_film, pix_gain,
pix_texture), but the performances are very poor.
Compare with mplayer or vlc to see.
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Le 2011-11-30 à 13:31:00, abel.jer...@free.fr a écrit :
All along years of practice, I've developped with Pd as well as object
oriented languages. Some methods and designs from OOP (object oriented
programming) structure my patches, because I think they are very useful
to clear thoughts and
As I never studied the fft part really closely, it still remains a mistery
to me (although the function of each segment is described). Can someone
point me to a place where to make sense of what's happening around? Or I
should just go through all the tutorials until I get here?
Hi, before I go to
So are you really commenting about OOP techniques, or are you commenting
about programming conventions of all kinds ?
In fact, it's a mix of practices. The purpose is to find words to describe my
practice and find what is common to be a good patching style. Anyone making a
library of
On Nov 30, 2011, at 12:05 PM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
Le 2011-11-30 à 11:13:00, Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
That should defintiely work, I've run it on slower machines. It depends a
lot on your graphics card too. As for video playback, if you want to
manipulate the video, then you
Motion JPEG is a two field per frame format (like ye olde TV) while Photo
JPEG is a single frame progressive format. There is nothing random nor
messed up about the naming.
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 9:04 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner h...@at.or.atwrote:
On Nov 30, 2011, at 12:05 PM, Mathieu
i used to run GEM on a 450mhz powerbook. Your 2.6Gig machine should run
circles around that.
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I just added a new object to Pd-extended: [path]. It allows you to append
directories to the canvas-local path and have them active immediately. Its
basically [declare -path] but with the [import] interface and ability to take
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Try it in tomorrow's builds and let me know
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