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VDMX5 was created from the ground up to meet the demands of realtime video performance. Built around a robust data processing architecture it was designed to be used with whatever hardware - or software - you've got available. VDMX is a software based, media processing environment that lets you achieve stunning effects in real time. By linking together and controlling VDMX modules, you build your own virtual video studio, which is equally adept at event production, post production and motion design.
Following in the footsteps of audio software trends, video software and
Following in the footsteps of audio software trends, video software and
What's New
Version 0.8.2.1.3:
- Added HSV and CMYK color modes for Video to DMX plugin
- Added an option to float receivers to ignore the received vals if they're too close to the current val. this is particularly useful when you want to use a receiver to synchronize two independently-driven sliders (like movie times, hint hint) optimizations to MTC/MIDI SMPTE parsing
- Fixed a bug causing hangs when working with images using a qc image source to play back
- Fixed a bug that would result in no output when rendering "too many" layers using GLSL (the number of layers depends on the capabilities of the GPU being used) layers using GLSL comp modes are automatically antialiased
- Fixed a bug that would cause crashes when triggering some types of image files after some types of movie files under some circumstances under 10.9 media bin 'random' triggering is now non-repeating
- Fixed a rare potential file loading crash
- Fixed a recently-introduced bug where CPU images pulled back from rendered frames appeared upside-down
- The text view (like in the sticky plugin) accepts first mouse down and the sticky plugin sets the color of the insertion point to match the text color
- The two-channel mixer plugin once again lists groups
- QC files now generate their own thumbnails (instead of asking the OS or quicktime for the thumbnail), and these thumbnails are cached (and updated when the file is updated). once thumbnails have been cached, QC import time is significantly faster, thumbnail caching also enabled for CI, FF/FFGL, and flash files
- Fixed prefs that were accidentally hidden by a view that got too small
- VDMX should now properly share the ArtNet port (with other applications that also support port sharing)
- Fixed rare page selection bug in media bin
- Slight change to the rate and manner in which QC comps are rendered- stuff is faster/more efficient, but the result of this change won't be noticeable to most people under most circumstances
- Fixed a table selection bug when inspecting multiple disk based text files
- Text files now remember their last player settings by default
- Fixed a file inspector bug where some text attributes wouldn't show up properly if multiple file paths were selected
- Fixed misc GL label drawing issues on non-retina displays
- Fixed a bug where plugins weren't respecting the "restore contents/window pos" options in the preset inspector
- Made up a new filter and generative source file format called ISF (interactive shader format). ISF files are just frag shaders with a JSON blob at the beginning that describes them, and a couple handy features (multi-pass rendering, persistent buffers, a variety of recognized input types, etc). several ISF sources and filters are included in this build, more will be added later, and it's super-easy to make your own or turn any frag shader into an ISF. for some fun examples of what's possible, check out GLSL sandbox, and shadertoy. more info on ISF- documentation, more sample filters, and a testing app to help create sources and filters- can be found here: http://vdmx.vidvox.net/blog/isf
Version 0.8.2.1.3:
- Added HSV and CMYK color modes for Video to DMX plugin
- Added an option to float receivers to ignore the received vals if they're too close to the current val. this is particularly useful when you want to use a receiver to synchronize two independently-driven sliders (like movie times, hint hint) optimizations to MTC/MIDI SMPTE parsing
- Fixed a bug more...
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
| Downloads:11,778 |
| Version Downloads:96 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Video |
| License:Demo |
| Date:30 Dec 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $349.00 |
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VDMX5 was created from the ground up to meet the demands of realtime video performance. Built around a robust data processing architecture it was designed to be used with whatever hardware - or software - you've got available. VDMX is a software based, media processing environment that lets you achieve stunning effects in real time. By linking together and controlling VDMX modules, you build your own virtual video studio, which is equally adept at event production, post production and motion design.
Following in the footsteps of audio software trends, video software and hardware are now fast enough to compete with expensive hardware boxes for doing real-time SD and HD mixing and FX processing. Using your Mac, you can achieve astonishing results that are infinitely more flexible than dedicated hardware, for a fraction of the cost. VDMX not only saves you money on hardware, but also saves time. Because of its real time architecture and a control design which encourages creative exploration, you can count on VDMX to get better results faster than working with timelines.
Following in the footsteps of audio software trends, video software and hardware are now fast enough to compete with expensive hardware boxes for doing real-time SD and HD mixing and FX processing. Using your Mac, you can achieve astonishing results that are infinitely more flexible than dedicated hardware, for a fraction of the cost. VDMX not only saves you money on hardware, but also saves time. Because of its real time architecture and a control design which encourages creative exploration, you can count on VDMX to get better results faster than working with timelines.
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Rochade reviewed on 11 Dec 2007
Even it is still beta, I never had any stability problems. Also keep in mind: there are still things being added in future versions.