This is f*#_at_&!¿ brilliant.
I agree, it's very pedagogical without being
pedantic. Our position has always been to just
make the music, to jump right into it, and to
avoid the "pedagogical" demo introduction that
you usually get with this sort of thing : "look
public, by bowing this string, you'll get this
noise". Maybe that's what the orchestra does when
they tune up, but I dunno.
Thanks for the VLC tip, I too tried it with
Quicktime, no luck. But it's easy enough to get
VLC.
I didn't catch which environement you're using.
Maybe this was already mentioned, and it looks
like Fluxus, but I might be wrong.
> >>hi j,
>>>couldn't play it in my qt 6.5.2 either (i get format: mpeg1 video
>>>with dimension 1 x 7. very tiny indeed dave hehe). but vlc can
> >>play it http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
>>>_f
>>>
>>>On 22.06.2006, at 13:16, Julian Rohrhuber wrote:
>>>
>>>>> a tiny livecoded visual/musical movie:
> >>>> http://www.pawfal.org/patterncascade/movies/rotblox.mpg
>>>>> so small it's barely toplap compliant ;)
>>>>
>>>> somehow it crashes my quicktime. is it a specific format that is
>>>>incompatible with Quicktime 7.0 ?
>>
>>
>> ok, yes with VLC it works. Really nice!
>
>cheers guys - more soon, hopefully bigger, and maybe on dvd...
>
>dave
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