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simon at koala

May 5, 2005, 9:57 AM

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Re: [mythtv-commits] mythtv commits [Client stuff for doing visualizations over rtsp.]

On Thursday 05 May 2005 14:20, mythtv [at] cvs wrote:
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>- Changes committed by thor on Thu May 5 14:19:59 2005
>
> Added Files:
> in mfe/mfe/visualize:
> inlines.h stereoscope.cpp stereoscope.h visual.cpp visual.h
> visualnode.cpp visualnode.h
> Modified Files:
> in mfe/mfe:
> mfe-ui.xml mfe.pro mfedialog.cpp mfedialog.h
> Log Message:
>
> Client stuff for doing visualizations over rtsp.
>
> It is now possible to play music using the mfe where:
>
> 1. The visualization is on one host (where the mfe is)
> 2. The decoding is on another host (where the mfd is)
> 3. The speakers are on a still different host (another mfd)
> 4. The content is on still yet another host (another mfd/iTunes/etc.)
> 5. Other mfe viz's and or speakers on even more hosts can be sync'd
>
> Hmmm, sometimes mpg123 seems easier :-)

i see you are working on visualisations
goom (my visualisation of choice in mythmusic) is well out of sync with the
original source. would you consider syncing up with it as part of your plans.
the latest goom has some nice features (being able to specifiy the math used
to generate the images in an interpreted language).
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mythtv at lamedomainname

May 5, 2005, 10:25 AM

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Re: Re: [mythtv-commits] mythtv commits [Client stuff for doing visualizations over rtsp.] [In reply to]

On Thursday 05 May 2005 12:57 pm, Simon Kenyon wrote:

> > It is now possible to play music using the mfe where:
> >
> > 1. The visualization is on one host (where the mfe is)
> > 2. The decoding is on another host (where the mfd is)
> > 3. The speakers are on a still different host (another mfd)
> > 4. The content is on still yet another host (another mfd/iTunes/etc.)
> > 5. Other mfe viz's and or speakers on even more hosts can be sync'd
> >

Almost forgot, kick the whole thing off from a web browser on even still yet
another host.

> i see you are working on visualisations
> goom (my visualisation of choice in mythmusic) is well out of sync with the
> original source. would you consider syncing up with it as part of your
> plans. the latest goom has some nice features (being able to specifiy the
> math used to generate the images in an interpreted language).

I'll take a quick look, but can't promise anything. I have about a bazillion
things on the mfd/mfe todo list, and polishing visualizations (as opposed to
make them possible) is not high on the list :-)

- thor
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simon at koala

May 5, 2005, 4:14 PM

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Re: Re: [mythtv-commits] mythtv commits [Client stuff for doing visualizations over rtsp.] [In reply to]

thor wrote:

>On Thursday 05 May 2005 12:57 pm, Simon Kenyon wrote:
>
>
>
>>>It is now possible to play music using the mfe where:
>>>
>>> 1. The visualization is on one host (where the mfe is)
>>> 2. The decoding is on another host (where the mfd is)
>>> 3. The speakers are on a still different host (another mfd)
>>> 4. The content is on still yet another host (another mfd/iTunes/etc.)
>>> 5. Other mfe viz's and or speakers on even more hosts can be sync'd
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
> Almost forgot, kick the whole thing off from a web browser on even still yet
>another host.
>
>
>
>
>>i see you are working on visualisations
>>goom (my visualisation of choice in mythmusic) is well out of sync with the
>>original source. would you consider syncing up with it as part of your
>>plans. the latest goom has some nice features (being able to specifiy the
>>math used to generate the images in an interpreted language).
>>
>>
>
> I'll take a quick look, but can't promise anything. I have about a bazillion
>things on the mfd/mfe todo list, and polishing visualizations (as opposed to
>make them possible) is not high on the list :-)
>
>
a perfectly reasonable stance
just wanted to make you aware of the advances in goom
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