#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY MP4#
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#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY FULL#
#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY PRO#
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#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY PRO#

We definitely want to do this, as the camera output from DotMatrix and Qamera is ARGB with an alpha channel which is something that many VJ's and PRO video nerds will love.

#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY UPDATE#

While our Apps are working great under both QuickTime 7.2 and 7.3 (and probably 6.5, although we don't test it), they have made some changes to QT Player Pro that will require an update to all our little virtual cam apps for recording. It's been something of a challenge tracking the rapid deployment of all the QuickTime revisions, ahem, to say the least. NOTE: The following applies only to QuickTime 7.3 under Tiger. Since Leopard allows two users to be logged in, both with the camera open, we thought it would be good if CamCamX could also be run independently in each session. We've also made improvements in the underlying architecture to support 'Fast User Switching'. Because all these features are built on our sophisticated camera sharing architecture, it means that you can perform live on video, and simulcast the video stream AT THE SAME TIME, to SKYPE, Yahoo!Messenger, iChat, and almost all web-enabled chats, including Stickam, and mogulus. Keep in mind that both DotMatrix and Qamera also support this functionality - or - you can mix DotMatrix and Qamera output with CamCamX and go nuts with a creative performance over chat. QTZ - this will send the live mix output from CamCamX to your chat buddy. Simply go to the file menu and Choose 'Share a File with iChat Theater', and select the CamCamX sharing.

With this we built plug-ins for Leopard PhotoBooth which allow you to do sophisticated 'Picture in Picture' style video mixing directly into Photo Booth, which means you can easily (and cheaply) record live video mixes.įor iChat Theater, we've included a file in the Goodies folder which will allow you to 'share' the CamCamX mix output with anyone you're chatting with on iChat Video. The enabling technology is our innovative Quartz Composer plug-in, which allows the CamCamX output to appear as an image input in any Quartz Composer composition.

#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY FULL#

Today we released a new version of CamCamX, 1.511, which includes full support for Leopard. Sure, H.264 works great, but when you've got multiple cameras running and multiple webcam clients ( and ), it's more important to balance the CPU load by using traditional MP4. We determined this experimentally by looking at the performance of various codecs.

#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY MP4#

In general, MP4 clips are the best source format for CamCamX.

#MAKE CAMCAMX OUTPUT TO SECONDARY DOWNLOAD#

Speaking of source video, check out - a site that allows you to download most youtube clips as. It's best to prep your artwork as 640x480 4:3 images for both performance and display.Īlso, if you have Flip4Mac or Perian installed, more types of video can be used as sources. And also Picture-in-Picture, which allows you to run more traditional news stories. Side-by-side CNN style (using this mode will bring in the A-camera 'still picture' image as the background. In addition two new camera mix-modes are included. Included in this release are important compatibility updates for Snow Leopard. If (follow.CamCamX 1.701 is now available for downloading. Well, actually I already have an offset which is camX and camY. NOTE: My inelegant method works perfectly which is basically a translation.ĮDIT: I am using java2D/swing/awt if that’s of any importance I am translating at the game screen because other screens don’t need the translation. G.drawImage(current, Math.round(x /*- cam.camX*/), Math.round(y /*- cam.camY*/), null) //commented out my usual offset G.translate(-(Math.round(cam.camX)), -(Math.round(cam.camY))) G.translate(Math.round(cam.camX), Math.round(cam.camY)) G.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_OFF) Graphics2D g = (Graphics2D) bs.getDrawGraphics() If I move the player towards the edge of the screen it just ignores my translate and draws everything at it’s original coordinates.

My problem is, that it doesn’t work at all. This methods seems very inelegant and I want to use the translate() method of g2d. Right now I always offset the coordinates for everything so get drawn on the screen when they should be visible. I am using a camera/viewport for my screen which always centers around the player.

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