Of course, it is easy to be mistaken as no one really knows what Apple
is doing.
However, my guess or rather why I came to believe that GOOM is
implemented within iTunes, is based upon how the visual portion of
iTunes behaves when the visualization feature which adapts images to
music spontaneously is activated. My "guess" is based upon long
observation of how GOOM behaves within xine within the YDL environment
as far back when YDL was in version 2.0. I didn't discover iTunes and
it's visualization feature until I received a powerbook as a gift last
year and ran OS X. I was able to recognize certain commonalities in
how the visualization engine behaved, my "guess" is based on those
observations. And Jurvis it's really ok to be wrong now and then ...
you do know that Wikipedia is hardly the bedrock of accurate
information... right? Wikipedia is however functional as a cheap and
fast lookup when one doesn't have access to a quality and authoritative
encyclopedic tome such as Britannica or other world class encyclopedic
reference.
Check this out:
http://www.ios-software.com/?page=projet&quoi=1
I'm sure you'll have better luck, next time..
Always, fondly....DC
To answer your other question, or implied question, I don't work for
Apple and really have no way of knowing what they installed or how
apart from carefully observing how the software in question (here
iTunes) behaves when it is activated to visualize music or present
images which "move to music". As I explained, my success in this
situation (the guess I made) stems from very close observation of how
software behaves and what is implemented when.
Ciao!!
On Feb 2, 2006, at 6:17 PM, Jurvis LaSalle wrote:
On Feb 2, 2006, at 10:19 AM, Derick Centeno wrote:
I'm convinced that GOOM is implemented within Apple's iTune's, they
are just not going to admit it to anyone.
I'm convinced that you are mistaken once again.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoundSpectrum
Maybe, just maybe you saw someome who had installed the GOOM plugin
for iTunes...
htsys,
JL
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