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halfdaft
5y ago
So true, a good example being NYT: "The Webb astronomers will now spend the next few months wiggling each of those mirror segments back and forth and back and forth until that star becomes one." [1]. Wiggling :( Even a link to the
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I’m a freelancer working with video and just filled a 4tb drive with 4k 120fps video in a single day. I could definitely use a 30tb drive.
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halfdaft
5y ago
nice work! I love single purpose web-based image toys
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halfdaft
5y ago
assuming this is a simulation, then just one 'person' in base reality who knows computers
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halfdaft
5y ago
same, breath of fresh air
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halfdaft
5y ago
I've probably used your app at some point, what was it called? With Blender back working nicely on Mac (Metal support so realtime Eevee renderer works), I'd love to see a Syphon add-on for it - be fantastic to be able to send a Bl
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halfdaft
5y ago
Thanks so much, hope something in there ends up being of use to you.
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Thanks! yes, you're bang on - it was getting close but time wasn't on my side, I had 30 mins to lineup virtual cams with physical ones, and by eye only. It was way too ambitious for the available time but I love a challenge. I als
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Overlay visuals for live-streamed events using Unity Engine
(blog.jackphelan.xyz)
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5y ago
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true, forgot that bit! I like Kazam [1] or OBS for screen recording. [1] https://itsfoss.com/kazam-screen-recorder/
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halfdaft
5y ago
Resolve runs flawlessly on Linux (PopOS in my case). Use the excellent MakeResolveDeb [1] helper to use the native installer (which is tailored for CentOS) with Debian. While Resolve can feel intimidating, it's quite user friendly and
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After reading / watching all the info on this page [1], I find it very hard to imagine even the tiniest reduction in cost in going from 19 insanely complex mirrors to 38, then there's all the insanely complex instruments. It might
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if only there was more of this in the… world
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5y ago
Marketing
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5y ago
A MacOS aggregate audio device might help? https://support.apple.com/en-ie/HT202000
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5y ago
yeah, noticed that :)
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5y ago
I recommend looking into the Power Sequencer addon [1] that makes editing in Blender's Video Sequence Editor (VSE) a better experience. However, it's still pretty clunky so might be even better to wait for the upcoming VSE overhau
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The Irish ‘hell caves’ where Halloween was born
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you could try DJV player [0] which is a specialised player for the film and VFX industry. I believe you can apply colour LUTs with the built in support for OpenColorIO. [0] https://darbyjohnston.github.io/DJV/
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5y ago
this one is a much nicer design, albeit just a demo https://www.itsnicethat.com/news/tecla-house-mario-cucinella...
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6y ago
ffmpeg-python is great! easier to construct complex commands, and read / edit later
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Guide: Live-Streaming for Performance Makers
(jackp.svbtle.com)
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I think I know the application and feel the same way. I wish I could easily pay / donate when I'm actually producing paid work with it (I'm freelance, so pattern is irregular). I donate to Blender when I'm using it for w
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Thanks! Will check out your projects, thanks for sharing them. Would be great to chat some time, that aren't many of out there!
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Making Pandemic-proof live Theatre
(jackp.svbtle.com)
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6y ago
Easy money ;) nicely done!