[PD] gem pix_videoDarwin

[Adam Lindsay]

chris clepper said this at Thu, 6 Mar 2003 13:25:39 -0600:

>>A few questions about (future?) functionality: will it support multiple
>>devices? Can I use it at above 320x240 at some point? The last one would
>>be very nice, as DV (with "high quality" enabled) *should* give
>>stunningly clear results.
>
>yes.  create [pix_videodarwin 720 480] and it will be DV resolution. 
>i'll have to check the source to see if HQ is enabled (it's is on 
>pix_film). 

I looked at the source and guessed about [pix_videodarwin 720 480], and
although it created the object and rendered, it was far too pixelated to
be showing full resolution. But I'll experiment some more.

> multiple devices is a bit trickier but i think we can 
>hack in the standard vdig control panel.   someone showed me the code 
>the other day.  now if i only had multiple capture devices....

True. heh. Am I just being greedy?

>>This is a real kick in the behind to get to know how to use Gem more,
>>especially with the nice, seamless choosing of an external display.
>
>there will be more fine tuning of the external display use.

That would be helpful, as I noticed that S-Video out on my machine has a
minimum resolution of 800x600, which causes a bit of a crash.

Any chance of putting a titlebar on the non-external display window?

Thanks,
adam

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