On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 6:02 AM, Frank Barknecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo,
Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
In the near future there will be some more SSSAD_ADMIN messages I'd
like to support: setlocal and savelocal to save to receivers
called $2-SSSAD_ADMIN where
On Fri, 2008-08-01 at 09:39 -0400, David F. Place wrote:
Hi:
Foolishly, I upgraded my perfectly configured workstation from Fedora 5
to Fedora 9. Since then I've been struggling to regain my position.
I was happily using my Edirol UA-25 under ALSA with Pd, but now that
doesn't work. It
On Jul 31, 2008, at 6:30 AM, Matt Barber wrote:
'relative to file location' is old school pd style, easy to
understand
and together with the concept of inheritance, it covers every use
case i
can think of (which implies that i would try to adapt the way i
code to
pd and not vice versa).
I'm mixing video by background subtracting it and then setting the
background transparent (alpha = 0), then texturing each video onto
overlapping rectangles to achieve a compositing effect.
I need to record the different videos with [pix_record] and then play
them back later while preserving the
The stopgap solution I'm using now is to record the raw output of
pix_background(with the background set to black) and then when I
restore it I'm using an abstraction that uses the image as its own
alpha mask with [pix_takealpha] (the mask image is run through a
pix_gain with a gain of 5 to
You can use [pix_write].
++
Jack
Le 2 août 08 à 02:25, Spencer Russell a écrit :
I'm mixing video by background subtracting it and then setting the
background transparent (alpha = 0), then texturing each video onto
overlapping rectangles to achieve a compositing effect.
I need to record
Shaders work well for this type of compositing. I don't think there is any
need to store the alpha value in the video file.
On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 7:25 PM, Spencer Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm mixing video by background subtracting it and then setting the
background transparent
the help file of pix_write says that it takes a picture of the frame
buffer, whereas I want to capture the current pix frame. I need to
capture from a camera without displaying it to the screen. I'm looking
into it, though, because I seem to be having lots of segfaults with
pix_record, especially
I've been having a heck of a time with pix_record. The attached patch
reliably causes a segfault if you record to one pix_record, stop the
recording, then record to the second one. I'm using Ubuntu Hardy with
pd-extended 0.40.3-1 packaged by Hans. My libquicktime version is
2:1.0.0+debian-5. and
Hi:
Foolishly, I upgraded my perfectly configured workstation from Fedora 5
to Fedora 9. Since then I've been struggling to regain my position.
I was happily using my Edirol UA-25 under ALSA with Pd, but now that
doesn't work. It gives a perplexing error message. Perhaps someone has
seen it.
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