Hi IOhannes,
I read in the Pd-Documentation, that the complete 64-bit support for Pd-extended on Mac OS X is ready, but except Gem. I would like to know, if you plan to make in the next time period a 64 bit support?
Thank you for your answer,
Eduardo www.eduardoflores.de
hello,
i was working on this some this past spring when i had time and was putting some office hours in at a desk but have run our of time lately. i agree it would be very nice to get this finished up.
so far i have gem compiled for 64 bit using: imageMAGICK plugin for images filmGMERLIN plugin for film videoVLC for built in iSight
i can help you compile it this way if you are interested? it is not like this in the autobuilds.
I also started to write the image plugin in apples native COCOA... this would be imageCOCOA plugin. I did not get far because i have just been teaching myself C/C++/Objective-C and because I'm old its a steep learning curve having no formal computer training. that said my initial starts were scrapped and i now just have some barebones code here for imageCOCOA:
https://github.com/megrimm/imageCOCOA
the film and vid would be using apples newer quicktime framework ... QTKIT
so basically imageCOCOA, filmQTKIT, and videoQTKIT have to be written....
anyone want to help me? in into doing it but I would definitely need help due to some harsh time constraints, etc.
m
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 5:05 AM, Eduardo Flores Abad mail@eduardoflores.de wrote:
Hi IOhannes,
I read in the Pd-Documentation, that the complete 64-bit support for Pd-extended on Mac OS X is ready, but except Gem. I would like to know, if you plan to make in the next time period a 64 bit support?
Thank you for your answer,
Eduardo
www.eduardoflores.de
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On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 10:51 AM, m.e.grimm megrimm@gmail.com wrote:
the film and vid would be using apples newer quicktime framework ... QTKIT
so basically imageCOCOA, filmQTKIT, and videoQTKIT have to be written....
anyone want to help me? in into doing it but I would definitely need help due to some harsh time constraints, etc.
Since I did the original Carbon versions of those I can say you will need hundreds of hours to get everything tuned to the point it was under 10.4. I even went to Cupertino and worked with Apple engineers directly to get some things sorted out before the NeXTies killed the real Quicktime (and the Pro apps). My advice, don't develop anything that relies on Apple unless you like getting jerked around on a regular basis!
Why QTKit and not AVFoundation? Openframeworks is doing the same transition and is using AVFoundation AFAIK.
On Jun 15, 2012, at 11:11 AM, chris clepper wrote:
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 10:51 AM, m.e.grimm megrimm@gmail.com wrote:
the film and vid would be using apples newer quicktime framework ... QTKIT
so basically imageCOCOA, filmQTKIT, and videoQTKIT have to be written....
anyone want to help me? in into doing it but I would definitely need help due to some harsh time constraints, etc.
Since I did the original Carbon versions of those I can say you will need hundreds of hours to get everything tuned to the point it was under 10.4. I even went to Cupertino and worked with Apple engineers directly to get some things sorted out before the NeXTies killed the real Quicktime (and the Pro apps). My advice, don't develop anything that relies on Apple unless you like getting jerked around on a regular basis!
Dan Wilcox danomatika.com robotcowboy.com
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