Re: [PD] very small form-factor PC for running PD

i have a mini-itx 17x17cm running fedora, i believe 21x21 with the case... j On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 8:08 PM, Martin Peach wrote: > Martin Dupras wrote: >> >> For a project I'm working on, I need a very small computer capable or >> running PD in an enclosure ideally smaller than 20cmx15cm. >> >>

Re: [PD] very small form-factor PC for running PD

Martin Dupras wrote: For a project I'm working on, I need a very small computer capable or running PD in an enclosure ideally smaller than 20cmx15cm. It doesn't need to have a screen, but it needs to have at least two USB ports and be able to be run on 12v DC or lower. Has anyone come across an

Re: [PD] very small form-factor PC for running PD

Aside from the 12v capability, I'd have said the Mac Mini...if you're into that sort of thing. Phil Stone Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote: You could use a Nokia N810 for that. It does have USB, but not powered, so you'd need to include a powered hub. Beagleboard is another option: http://b

[PD] readanysf~ for Mac/Intel

I just put together a easy install for readanysf~ on Mac OS X/Intel. http://puredata.info/Members/hans/ReadAnySf For GNU/Linux, building from source is the easiest. .hc Information wants to be free.-Stewart Bra

Re: [PD] very small form-factor PC for running PD

You could use a Nokia N810 for that. It does have USB, but not powered, so you'd need to include a powered hub. Beagleboard is another option: http://beagleboard.org/ .hc On Oct 22, 2009, at 7:16 PM, Martin Dupras wrote: For a project I'm working on, I need a very small computer capable

Re: [PD] fast cam

On Thu, 22 Oct 2009, Pall Thayer wrote: Jean-Michel Dumas wrote: Some models go up to 200fps Mine goes to 11. You mean 1.1 ? as in USB 1.1... Still have a bunch of those cams around. _ _ __ ___ _ _ _ ... | Mathieu Bouchard, Montréal, Québec. té

[PD] very small form-factor PC for running PD

For a project I'm working on, I need a very small computer capable or running PD in an enclosure ideally smaller than 20cmx15cm. It doesn't need to have a screen, but it needs to have at least two USB ports and be able to be run on 12v DC or lower. Has anyone come across anything like this? Chee

Re: [PD] fast cam

>From what i know, he uses them in real time but i don't have info on the details on how he does it. I'm pretty sure he doesn't use GEM though. PD yes, GEM no. I've CCd him, he might be able to tell you more. jm -- Jean-Michel Dumas, Directeur Technique Université de Montréal, iACT / Faculté de

Re: [PD] fast cam

Jean-Michel Dumas wrote: Some models go up to 200fps Mine goes to 11. Cheers, jm -- Jean-Michel Dumas, Directeur Technique Université de Montréal, iACT / Faculté de Musique jm.du...@umontreal.ca tél. 514-343-2172 | cell. 514-712-4013 | téléc. 514-343-5727 h

Re: [PD] fast cam

Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit : ... If its for tracking applications, any of the video tracking installations that I have been involved in have used Black&White security cameras with a visible light filter. Those cameras are analog and about 150-300€. i've also done this a lot. it's

Re: [PD] fast cam

hello, this cam look nice. but i'd like to have more information about the way to use it with ubuntu. did he record the video, or did he use it in real time? with pd? thanks Cyrille Jean-Michel Dumas a écrit : Hi Cyrille, you might wanna try something from http://www.prosilica.com/products.htm

Re: [PD] fast cam

Hi Cyrille, you might wanna try something from http://www.prosilica.com/products.html Some models go up to 200fps and still fulfill your resolution requirements, plus i know Sébastien Roy here at UdM uses them under Ubuntu. Haven't played with them myself though. Cheers, jm -- Jean-Michel Duma

Re: [PD] fast cam

On Oct 22, 2009, at 11:43 AM, chris clepper wrote: On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:31 AM, cyrille henry wrote: well, this was on osX, so it was not on my computer. i'm using only linux... but, quicktime add few sec of latency, so it was not usable in RT. we used it only for none realtime stuf + a D

Re: [PD] fast cam

hi cyrille this will not fulfill your needs(50fps) but might be interesting to know anyway: http://www.linuxmedia.com/product_details.php?prodid=310 & those guys might provide infos on their #irc: http://www3.elphel.com/353_turnkey greets olsen On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 6:59 PM, cyrille henry wro

Re: [PD] fast cam

thanks for the link did you try one? cyrille Py Fave a écrit : sorry i didn't meant edmund scientific but edmund optics http://www.edmundoptics.com/onlinecatalog/displayproduct.cfm?productid=2942 very costly though 2009/10/22 chris clepper mailto:cgclep...@gmail.com>> I thought you

Re: [PD] fast cam

chris clepper a écrit : On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:31 AM, cyrille henry > wrote: well, this was on osX, so it was not on my computer. i'm using only linux... but, quicktime add few sec of latency, so it was not usable in RT. we used it only for none realt

Re: [PD] fast cam

On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:31 AM, cyrille henry wrote: > well, this was on osX, so it was not on my computer. > i'm using only linux... > but, quicktime add few sec of latency, so it was not usable in RT. > we used it only for none realtime stuf + a DV cam for real time. > > You might find that t

Re: [PD] fast cam

hello, chris clepper a écrit : I thought you used one for the juggling project a few years ago? It worked using ethernet and you had to make a movie for Quicktime to load to grab the stream. well, this was on osX, so it was not on my computer. i'm using only linux... but, quicktime add few

Re: [PD] fast cam

sorry i didn't meant edmund scientific but edmund optics http://www.edmundoptics.com/onlinecatalog/displayproduct.cfm?productid=2942 very costly though 2009/10/22 chris clepper > I thought you used one for the juggling project a few years ago? It worked > using ethernet and you had to m

Re: [PD] fast cam

I thought you used one for the juggling project a few years ago? It worked using ethernet and you had to make a movie for Quicktime to load to grab the stream. On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 5:27 AM, cyrille henry wrote: > hello, > > did anyone used a fast camera (100 or 200 fps @ 640x480 or more, wit

Re: [PD] Audio Matrix~

Found it and get it. Best for you Gi 2009/10/22 Derek Holzer : > Simplest thing is to use send~/receive~ pairs to avoid DSP loops. See 'I get > the message"error: DSP loop detected (some tilde objects not scheduled)" > when I click "Audio ON", and the sound is not working! ' here: > > http://en.fl

Re: [PD] fast cam

hello, thanks for your answer. but the ps eyes is not what i'm looking for. i mean : it's a good webcam, specially for it's price. but at 120fps, the image size is "only" 320x240, and it can be very crappy if you don't have lot's of light. cyrille Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit : I've heard g

Re: [PD] Audio Matrix~

Simplest thing is to use send~/receive~ pairs to avoid DSP loops. See 'I get the message"error: DSP loop detected (some tilde objects not scheduled)" when I click "Audio ON", and the sound is not working! ' here: http://en.flossmanuals.net/PureData/TroubleShooting D. Gintaras Lau. wrote: Hel