hi hi,
trying to get my head into pd but having a really hard time trying to find objects other than those listed in the help browser. I'm trying to see if there is an object that will take an input from a serial port? specifically i want to be able to accept GPS data?
at the moment i'm testing stuff on Mac OSX but the project is intended to run on Gumstix (they run Linux kernel 2.6), i haven;t taken the leap into linux yet so i don;t even know if Pd will run with that version!
be well
duncan
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Hi Duncan,
I have made a parser for gps data coming over the serial port. It depends on zexy, gridflow + comport on linux.
http://artengine.ca/~tiki/tiki-list_file_gallery.php?galleryId=23
I'm on irc.freenode.net on channel #dataflow if you need help.
Cheers,
Alexandre
hi hi,
trying to get my head into pd but having a really hard time trying to find objects other than those listed in the help browser. I'm trying to see if there is an object that will take an input from a serial port? specifically i want to be able to accept GPS data?
at the moment i'm testing stuff on Mac OSX but the project is intended to run on Gumstix (they run Linux kernel 2.6), i haven;t taken the leap into linux yet so i don;t even know if Pd will run with that version!
be well
duncan
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at the moment i'm testing stuff on Mac OSX but the project is intended to run on Gumstix (they run Linux kernel 2.6), i haven;t taken the leap into linux yet so i don;t even know if Pd will run with that version!
what is gumstix? I see this: http://www.gumstix.org can you run PD on that?
-august.
Le 14 Janvier 2006 12:42, august a écrit :
at the moment i'm testing stuff on Mac OSX but the project is intended to run on Gumstix (they run Linux kernel 2.6), i haven;t taken the leap into linux yet so i don;t even know if Pd will run with that version!
what is gumstix? I see this: http://www.gumstix.org
Also check http://www.gumstix.com/products.html
can you run PD on that?
Excerpt from http://gige.xdv.org/pda/faq.php : "Generally, if you do not need the graphical part (TCL/TK), you should be able to run PDa on any Linux enabled ARM based system, such as the gumstix or the Triton LP."
-- Marc
Hello
I am setting up a project with pd and I need to have up to 3 videos loaded in Gem and running at the same time Most of these are around 30 sec Appart from 3 that stay on for 3-4 min and they size around 700MB each uncompressed
PD seems does play them put it keeps coming up with the message "movie might crush...survived"
So I am looking for a good compression !
I run on winXP, pd v0.39, and the videos are in PAL I tryed Indeo Video 5 but Gem doesnt accept it (crushes), plus pure quality motion-Jpeg looks very nice but gives huge files
thanks a lot m
Hey,
A basic rule is that the more space it takes on the HD the less temporal compression it has and the less CPU it will take to decode. Files that take up very little HD space tend to take a lot of CPU to decode.
HD space is cheap now adays, stick with motion-jpg or photo-jpeg.
.b.
myrssini wrote:
Hello
I am setting up a project with pd and I need to have up to 3 videos loaded in Gem and running at the same time Most of these are around 30 sec Appart from 3 that stay on for 3-4 min and they size around 700MB each uncompressed
PD seems does play them put it keeps coming up with the message "movie might crush...survived"
So I am looking for a good compression !
I run on winXP, pd v0.39, and the videos are in PAL I tryed Indeo Video 5 but Gem doesnt accept it (crushes), plus pure quality motion-Jpeg looks very nice but gives huge files
thanks a lot m
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Le 14 Janvier 2006 14:42, B. Bogart a écrit :
A basic rule is that the more space it takes on the HD the less temporal compression it has and the less CPU it will take to decode.
Temporal as well as spatial compression.
HD space is cheap now adays, stick with motion-jpg or photo-jpeg.
And with a jpeg spatial compression between 75% and 90%.
Marc
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