LinuxMusicians

http://surfacepatterns.blogspot.com.au/ ... p-012.html Nice MIDI monitor....We have GMIDIMonitor now, but this one is Qt based, so matches KDE better?

No, it baked my machine too. The ubuntu studio + kx repos + kde backports machine, was fine.
The built from KXStudio 12.04.1 ISO machine... no GUI......

Nice work dude!! LOL 30000/1001... okayyyyyy :D Yeh now that you mention it mine has shown me some strange rates like 300/11 and 299/10 and the like. No clue what is up with that, I just remember when I saw it, thinking, "that's uhm... weird. Oh well, it works..." Have you tried just using...

calimerox wrote: by the way, how can you make an .iso of an audio cd in linux? isnt that jsut for data / videos etc?

Yeh, sorry for the slang.... I tend to call any optical device image an "ISO", but that's not always accurate. Have a google around, there are a few formats... BIN being common.

Have you tried it at a framerate of 10? I know 30 should work, but it's fairly high... If you find that it works with the test pattern but not your stream, I recommend re-building your command using that as a starting point... As in, swap the test pattern for your webcam, then add the mixer, then th...

falkTX wrote: a *lot* of the minor, small, opensource projects out there are truly broken

So, so true.

Bummer, works here, using either the ubuntu v4l2loopback-dkms package, or with the loopback included with webcamstudio.

Looks like your last issue now, is just that gstreamer/v4l2loopback/arch bug.... Good luck man!

v4l2sink is what you need. I tested this out successfully with skype, google and something else I forget.... Just as simple as this:

This works well to stream video witha audio to my rtmp account. Sweet! I do not do any conversion except the framerate here because I am recording my second X server which is already set to a low resolution. Good call. I have lots of conversions in there, because I am mixing a 16:9 and 4:3 ratio......

While I agree that the package-everything-under-the-sun approach is impractical, one thing to consider here is that many of the particular apps being requested here, are essentially the only available option for certain styles of VJ'ing... So leaving them all unpackaged, due to a small user base, do...

There's a lot of info in 'man jack.osc', does that help at all?

Some good news, some bad: -SuperCollider ( http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/ ) - In the repositories -Pure Data (or [pd] http://puredata.info/ ) - Installed -Fluxus ( http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/ ) - Add the PPA on their page -Processing ( http://processing.org/ ) - Recently removed from Ubuntu...

sonicolonic wrote: Simply put, I prefer to not mix business with pleasure.

Smart move. Run a VM.

trelozakinthinos wrote: It is strange because it has no settings for this at the system settings (or i miss it)

You missed it Hit Alt+F2, then type 'keyboard'

Edit: If you only have a mouse, click the launcher, choose Applications, Settings, System Settings, Input, and you will find it

Hi nils, Sorry about that! That command has a lot of stuff going on in it... You might want to break it down a bit, to ensure all the separate parts work. First, here are some comments that explain it a bit. Please let me know if you want more detail. (PS, don't try to run this. It's the same as the...