i was wondering if any one knows of a plugin for winamp so i can use the vis as a live feed in resolume.
any ideas?
Winamp plugin
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dreamteck_
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BunnyBoi_
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Dan_
well, you could use two computers and send the output from the winamp one to a video input on the resolume machine...
I guess you want to do this all on one machine though.
The big problem is that different winamp plugins use different methods to get their graphics onto the screen - it's one part that is not standardised (from what I have read/heard - I have never programmed for winamp)
I reckon you need to lean on a programmer who knows AVS to write a hack similar to avsgrabber that will route the output to a software video for windows capture device - resolume should then be able to pick it up.
Dan.
I guess you want to do this all on one machine though.
The big problem is that different winamp plugins use different methods to get their graphics onto the screen - it's one part that is not standardised (from what I have read/heard - I have never programmed for winamp)
I reckon you need to lean on a programmer who knows AVS to write a hack similar to avsgrabber that will route the output to a software video for windows capture device - resolume should then be able to pick it up.
Dan.
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dreamteck_
click the '+' tab /MISC/then avsgrabber
drag it to the bottom of your layers. then simply select output folder. Leave it to uncompressed video. If you want to capture at 24 fps you'll need to re-size the avs window to a realistic size.
do not tick 'copy from avs' and 'sync frames'
Hit GRAB and it's done. during capture take note of the fps. It might be too high or too low for you. Just correct this by resizing the AVS window. I like to size the avs window to 320x480 but sometimes go higher if i can still capture at 24 fps and rendering pictures.
drag it to the bottom of your layers. then simply select output folder. Leave it to uncompressed video. If you want to capture at 24 fps you'll need to re-size the avs window to a realistic size.
do not tick 'copy from avs' and 'sync frames'
Hit GRAB and it's done. during capture take note of the fps. It might be too high or too low for you. Just correct this by resizing the AVS window. I like to size the avs window to 320x480 but sometimes go higher if i can still capture at 24 fps and rendering pictures.
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Ruud_
hey thanks,
I might have something to add:
With dreamtecks settings (unselecting 'copy from avs' and 'sync frames') I've seen it is possible to capture DIRECTLY to Cinepack codec. It does not mather if your framerate drops, because your playback rate will still be 25 fps (or whatever you choose it to be).
The only thing is if your framerate drops to like 2.5fps, it takes you 10 times longer to capture 1 second
In my case I only want to grab 5 seconds of each cool avs and bounce loop it in Resolume!
Cheers
I might have something to add:
With dreamtecks settings (unselecting 'copy from avs' and 'sync frames') I've seen it is possible to capture DIRECTLY to Cinepack codec. It does not mather if your framerate drops, because your playback rate will still be 25 fps (or whatever you choose it to be).
The only thing is if your framerate drops to like 2.5fps, it takes you 10 times longer to capture 1 second
In my case I only want to grab 5 seconds of each cool avs and bounce loop it in Resolume!Cheers
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Ruud_
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dreamteck_
another trick to makes amazing loops using AVS. and i really mean AMAZING here 
after years of sorting/collecting the greatest presets... i have learnt to pick out [dynamic movement] presets which i know will work fantastically with [render video].
I'm always filming great dance floor footage and have a massive library of this. I simply convert these clips to cinepack and then place them in the correct layers within AVS and then play with the render modes and [trans dynamic/movement values to create some amazing results, drag the video up and down to experiment with results] i then out-put this again and then use it in resolume hahahahaha
see the beauty of this is you get to see the results in real-time.
I NEVER get sick of ppl coming to me and insisting to buy me a drink, pity i don't drink... i'd be a friggn alcoholic by now
hope i explained myself well enough.
after years of sorting/collecting the greatest presets... i have learnt to pick out [dynamic movement] presets which i know will work fantastically with [render video].
I'm always filming great dance floor footage and have a massive library of this. I simply convert these clips to cinepack and then place them in the correct layers within AVS and then play with the render modes and [trans dynamic/movement values to create some amazing results, drag the video up and down to experiment with results] i then out-put this again and then use it in resolume hahahahaha
see the beauty of this is you get to see the results in real-time.
I NEVER get sick of ppl coming to me and insisting to buy me a drink, pity i don't drink... i'd be a friggn alcoholic by now
hope i explained myself well enough.
maybe someone could convince the the developer of the AVS grabber to make a
a freeframe plugin of his grabber tool.
then instead of saving the file to the disk it sends it directly to any freeframe supporting app. wicked!
i think by the way that this plugin just captures part of your screen, so if you have winamp running in the background you won't see anything. So i guess it's hard to get it to work while having resolume and winamp running at the same time.
a freeframe plugin of his grabber tool.
then instead of saving the file to the disk it sends it directly to any freeframe supporting app. wicked!
i think by the way that this plugin just captures part of your screen, so if you have winamp running in the background you won't see anything. So i guess it's hard to get it to work while having resolume and winamp running at the same time.