<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Recently there has been a lot of call on this list for a Gem video mixer, I myself have been one of the ones calling for it. For any one out there interested recently I have made one that seems to work, and created a videomixer.pd file that uses it. I want to thank Chris Clepper <cclepper@artic.edu>, for his tutorials and helpful suggestions. My patch has no tutorials or explanation, so I would encourage continued development in this area. In addition, it is somewhat of a CPU hog, because it uses the [pix_texture2] object, so finding a more efficient method is something to look into. It is also a little messy, but moderately experienced Gem users should be able to decipher it. You may download it from:
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<BR>http://www.geocities.com/recursionvideolab/videomixer.zip
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<BR>Let me know what you think, preferably off list. Also if any of you are in or around San Francisco, it would be fun to have a little conference/get together
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