Hi,
I’ve set up a Microblogging Service for Propirate.net Users at microblogs.propirate.net.
Sign up for the service, and follow the guide below, to link your Jabber or Gtalk/GoogleChat to the blogging Service. By doing that, you well be blogging automagically, whenever you change your status message for the instant messenger. Try to say something witty.
Have fun,
Cheers
-Richard
Hi,
I’ve created a new Website for the Open Movie Editor, visit it in all its shiny bling at:
www.openmovieeditor.org
Cheers,
and have fun
-Richard
Project VGA, a project which aims to develop a Low Budget, Open Source, VGA Compatible video card.
I wonder whether it would be possible to use this hardware to create a FPGA based compositing engine for image scaling and alpha blending, and then meddle some modlines and use something like in this VGA to SCART Converter […]
Starting new Projects, renaming Projects, copying Projects, switching between Projects in the Open Movie Editor has always been a question that I liked to spend time on. I am not quite happy with the current solution implemented, so I am exploring different approaches. I could do what everyone else is doing, but I am not […]
It seems as if I am not the only one considering the concept of connecting image processing nodes in a graph as a good idea, see this in development screenshot of the MathMap Plugin for the Gimp:
The MathMap Composer
This would then actually implement the filters as chains… Proposal from the GIMP UI brainstorm.
PS.: […]
Hi,
I implemented “Bezier” Curves for the Open Movie Editor Node Compositor today, which enables a whole range of interesting possibilities for color-manipulation. This example shows a simple three way color correction/grading tool.
It works like this: the “Input” node represents the original unaltered image, that is then fed into brightness and saturation controls. Additionally a “Luminance” […]
Playing around with the upcoming Node based Compositing Tool in Open Movie Editor. There are only some minor glitches to be fixed, before this will make it into the next release. The code as already in the public source code repository.
Have fun,
-Richard
Installing Open Movie Editor on Ubuntu Gutsy
Upgrading to the newest version of Open Movie Editor
Download the latest release from http://openmovieeditor.sourceforge.net/Downloads
Then run the following commands in a terminal:
sudo apt-get build-dep openmovieeditor
# The following might differ depending on where you stored the Open Movie Editor tarball
tar xzf Desktop/openmovieeditor-0.0.20071010.tar.gz
cd openmovieeditor-0.0.20071010/
./configure –prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install
Hi,
the last changes I made to the Open Movie Editor concerned the design of the Export Dialog, it is now possible to define and keep a collection of different export formats, and there are even three variants preconfigured. Since some of those formats to depends on the availability of certain codecs, they are disabled if […]
Hi,
I do have a specific Problem with the Open Movie Editor on Ubuntu Feisty. The Video Frames are badly distorted when they are smaller then 1024 pixels in width. I am quite confident that this is a bug in the glTexSubImage2D of Mesa on this Version of Ubuntu, beause on Dapper it works quite well. […]