Have you tried pulling the window over to the secondary screen and
clicking "Fullscreen" in the "View" menu?
i just did and found it marvellous... uhm :-)
on linux (mint) it works great for me on an old pentium dual core laptop
but opengl is too old and slow, just ok for tests
What's too slow?
the pc is slow, hardware intel graphics openGL support is bad..
not a pd problem
Thanks
2017-10-05 2:48 GMT+02:00 Jonathan Wilkes jancsika@yahoo.com:
Hello Jonathan and Alexandre ,
i just saw the git commits . but will wait for next build. or try a build next week.
i already tried but failed miserably :-) i 'll retry and give feedback,
i justed wanted to ask if your modifications will give support for avi? mpg? quicktime?
It adds jpeg support. (Plus some other fixes unrelated to Gem.)
to prepare some files. and for images, png support with alpha channel for transparency or tiff
or tga.
or , if possible , support for https://www.xnview.com/fr/GFL/ or a libre alternative like imagemagick?
i am for the moment trying things with osc and vision software Scene.
and html interface in purrdata supports a higher load of messages for
display than tcl tk .
on linux (mint) it works great for me on an old pentium dual core laptop
but opengl is too old and slow, just ok for tests
What's too slow?
btw, is it possible to send a html patch window to a secondary monitor
fullscreen?
and/or to use webgl?.
I would like to deploy installation in a classroom, for initiations.
Have you tried pulling the window over to the secondary screen and clicking "Fullscreen"
in the "View" menu?
-Jonathan
after all, i was led to linux by windows pd crashes. an all new world.
Thanks
Pierre-Yves
2017-09-30 17:10 GMT+02:00 Jonathan Wilkes jancsika@yahoo.com:
Hello List,
- Please don't ask why i use windows.
- please tell me if there is a better place to post about this.
- i installed purr-data 2.3.2 (and other versions before) on windows
10 (x64).
gem is included but i startup i get : GEM: image loading support: SGI
only
and i can't find a way of loading jpg or movies in gem.
if i load example pix_film opr pix_movie, i get
verbose( 0):[pix_movie]: AVI support verbose( 0):[pix_movie]: image
support
[pix_film]: unable to open file: C:/Users/PC-VonoXS/Desktop/ pour
josep/capture014_type1.avi
(standard dv file , that used to work on pd-extended)
but gem 93.3 is quite old , especially for glsl stuff.
Hi Py, I maintain Purr Data. I'll have a look at this.
-Jonathan
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