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Onyx is a visual performance tool that allows one to mix video live - whether it be for club visuals, live performances, or art installations. This is a very stripped down alpha build meant for the web, so there are limited capabilities … it’s just up here so you can play with it.
features:
- ability mix 6 layers of video
- ability to extend the core filters and effects using Adobe’s Actionscript 3.0
- ability to compile mixed clips into
- ability to receive video sources from external input, such as webcams or even through the internet using an rtmp source
alpha notes:
- right now only flv’s are accepted. Older versions had accepted swf’s, but Flash Player 9 does not currently support AS 1.0 or 2.0 swfs.
- some of the filters and effects do not have all their controls added, these will be added in the next release.
- in the online version, you may have issues loading more then 2 videos at a time (or at least until the file have been fully downloaded)
Use the demo here (requires flash player 9)
GreatWork! Stuff like this for win the derby.(not the amazon api haha)
a sound (+mic) input acting as control value would be nice ( volume + frequency )
Comment by bosch — May 29, 2006 @ 1:00 pm
great work !
Comment by andreas vetter — May 31, 2006 @ 5:04 am
Dude! That is frekin’ killer.
Comment by Zez — May 31, 2006 @ 7:35 am
ok, bello bisognerebbe renderlo + flessibile. Bisognerebbe poterlo scaricare e provarlo live
Comment by VjToNyB — August 4, 2006 @ 8:35 am
Great!
and i would like to see some snap to beat features :-)
allthebest
Comment by VJ_Flux — August 11, 2006 @ 2:22 am
Hey guys — I’m still in the midst of a redesign — The features I was wanting to add were really cluttering up the interface. I’ll be posting new designs soon.
If anyone would like to collaborate let me know — snap-to-beat, audio in/out, and visual remoting are the biggest features on my list — but I want to know how you guys want to use onyx — or how you currently use VJ software …
Dan
Comment by Dan — August 15, 2006 @ 8:18 am
Dan - I just was checking out your demo, nice work! I’ve been looking for something exatly like this… to work in the clubs and such. I have some friends that play in clubs and they’ve been talking to me about doing some live stuff. I am up in nor cal and would like to try to collaborate on some things and show you some of my work.
Ph0n3
Comment by Ph0n3 — August 17, 2006 @ 5:57 am
Hi Dan,
great work,
i’m really looking for the ability to mix multiple usb cam live? can onyx do this?
also when do you plan on a downloadable version?
thanks
ajc
Comment by jac gautreau — August 29, 2006 @ 7:53 am
Hi Jac –
Onyx will be able to take multiple camera feeds no problem — actually, with the demo online, you should be able to do it (they should show up in the file browser)
I hope to have a new version up by next weekend — with a downloadable version available hopefully within a month after that time — a lot of it is dependant on the Apollo Beta Release.
The sooner that ships, the sooner Onyx will ship.
Comment by Daniel Hai — August 29, 2006 @ 8:55 pm
Dan - looks like a lot of hours have
been put in this.
Controlling via midi devices would be nice.
And maybe try to get rid of the
mouse & keyboard if possible.
Well done.
Comment by Phil — November 8, 2006 @ 2:39 am
d. gods gift ,, really ,,,
really ,,, awsome ,,,,
skreenz i a z (internationalautonomouszones)
to be able to network,,,,,, over the wired ,,, connecting , skreens , projectors audio at ear level,,, like a quick time server , , , place to place , mix as you like ,,,
salud,,,
adam
Comment by whoa,,,,i a z ,,, adam — January 14, 2007 @ 10:06 am
when the release version is run?
Comment by Andrew Hopkins — July 12, 2007 @ 6:24 am