csoundapi~

Hello!

I was trying the csound external csoundapi~ on pd-extended 0.40.3 on 
windows and could not get it to load
(C:\\Program Files\\pd\\extra\\csoundapi~.dll: couldn't load), whereas 
the same does work on pd-vanilla. Since I would indeed prefer to use the 
extended version, is there a way to make csoundapi~ work there?

best!

atir

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Re: IP camera and pidip

ola,

>Ola Sevy,

>I've been trying your "trick" ith an Axis 214 and I only get a black screen.

>...

>Any idea what's gone wrong?

>Bye

>O.

i guess you have to find a format coming out of your camera
that mplayer can decode ( first try to play it ),
then next errors form pdp_rawin come from the wrong decoded data

i don't have no ip cam, sorry, can't help more

masalami,
sevy

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gemwin size and printouts

hi,
today I was trying to create some printable screenshots, tried to get 
the largest size out of gem. I ran into some limitations with gemwin. 
the biggest possible size I could render was ~3560*3560 with FSAA 2. I 
wonder if this is a GPU memory limitation (256Mb) or a limitation of the 
window manager. Is there a way to render with even higher resolution, 
could be directly to disk.
I don't have much experience with big printings. has someone tried to 
use hi-res gem stuff for print?
thanks.
mariu. s.

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Re: gemwin size and printouts

hello,

the (ugly) solution i use is to rchange the position of the camera to render and record just a small part of the image.
doing this many time gives you lot's of images that you can add together to have a very big image.

here is the abstraction i use.

cyrille

marius schebella a écrit :
> hi,
> today I was trying to create some printable screenshots, tried to get 
> the largest size out of gem. I ran into some limitations with gemwin. 
> the biggest possible size I could render was ~3560*3560 with FSAA 2. I 
> wonder if this is a GPU memory limitation (256Mb) or a limitation of the 
> window manager. Is there a way to render with even higher resolution, 
> could be directly to disk.
> I don't have much experience with big printings. has someone tried to 
> use hi-res gem stuff for print?
> thanks.
> mariu. s.
> 
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-1;
#X msg 33 46 destroy;
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Re: pd-ext colour theme

It wouldn't be too hard to do, it is just a matter of someone doing  
the work.  It could all be handled in Tcl (i.e. only editing pd.tk/ 
u_main.tk).

Patches welcome! :D

.hc

On Apr 30, 2008, at 7:35 PM, marius schebella wrote:

> hi,
> the colors in pd-ext are set in pd.tk (which is in the bin folder) and
> there is a section quite at the beginning called "color scheme". I  
> also
> like the idea of themes. I think right now this is not possible yet.
> marius.
>
> João Pais wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I was looking at the newest buid of pd-ext, with the advanced  
>> colours. I
>> don't like them very much myself, but wouldn't ask anyone to change
>> everything. Instead, is it possible to edit some file, so that the  
>> colours
>> look different? Is this documented somewhere?
>>
>> An advanced idea could be the one of pd-themes. Each one could  
>> make it's
>> own theme for difference purposes, etc. For example, a work theme  
>> with
>> normal look, a performance theme with dark background, .... These  
>> themes
>> could eventually be saved somewhere in puredata.info, etc.
>>
>>
>> João Pais
>>
>
>
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