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Message        BrianOBrien          Post subject: Access to image processing 
algorithms?Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 8:44 pm                                 
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Location: University Of Calgary, Faculty Of Medicine                How would 
you do an FFT or a gaussian blur on an image in RB?
Would you use a C++ plugin to accomplish this?
What about quicktime on the mac, would it assist?
Image Magik?  Is the MonkeyBread Plugin for that free?      
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Re: Access to image processing algorithms?Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 8:59 pm      
                           
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Location: Santa Cruz, CA, USA                I have FFT in RB code. It's pretty 
fast but for serious processing or 2D FFT I use declares to the vDSP library 
(mac). Gaussian blurs might be in there too, it has convolution kernels but I 
never figured those functions out. I have rb code for simple 3x3 convolution 
kernels.

Calling external functions will greatly speed this up. Fullscreen spectrograms 
went from like 3 seconds per frame with rb only code to like 10fps. I'm 
guessing Windows and Linux have a comparable library of highly optimized FFT.

I can dig this stuff up if you want.   
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