30.Jul.2005
I enjoy competition too Richard ;) Since we have so much different assumptions (gstreamer vs libquicktime, gtk vs fltk…) , I think we can come up with some intersting results. Well, at least we agree that all current Linux video-editing solu...27.Jul.2005
A little demo, just to let you know I’m not idling here. This shows off some basic timeline capabilities (dragging & moving clips around). Yes, it’s already time-based, although It doesn’t look like so. I tell you, writing ...21.Jul.2005
If you’re looking for something absolutely extraordinary to watch – look no futher. Just grab Starewicz shorts collection on a DVD. You’ll be amazed, I tell you. Starewicz was a russian animator of polish origins (1882 - 1965) ...15.Jul.2005
In-style of the famous beagle demos Nat did I recorded a small flash movie to show off the things I’ve been up to recently. This demo features importing movies to a project in Diva (pretty basic right now). Things to note while watching...11.Jul.2005
So I started to bind my unamanged C code to managed C# code (the GUI of Diva will be written in mono). I was expecting problems at this stage – my unmanaged libGdv is dynamically linked against other shared objects (GStreamer) and I didnR...09.Jul.2005
Tomorrow I’m starting to work on the user interface for Diva. libGdv is functional enough to provide me with the basic features needed for timeline compositing. I took a refreshing look at the most popular video editing tools – from th...05.Jul.2005
GStreamer rocks in terms of design, but this an uncharted territory yet. It seems I’m slowly moving forward, but along the way I bump all the time on strange issues and (perhaps?) bugs. I decided to skip them right now and not waste time on ...04.Jul.2005
For the whole weekend I’ve been trying to make threading in Gstreamer work like it’s supposed to work. Without luck I must admit. It seems that threads in gst are cool as long as you just want to play something from start to the end. T...Powered by Mephisto with a micro theme mod