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Posted October 22nd 2006 under AudioVisual, Games, Performance
NDSVisuals is a wireless VJ controller using the Nintendo DS. Ndsvisuals utilises the DS features, such as two screens, a touchscreen, wireless networking. The DS is used as an input device to control VVVV patches in realtime.
Watch this video [Quicktime or Windows Media] to see the functions such as:
display and arrange video footage, change color/opacity of layers, scratch videofiles by moving the stylus over the touchscreen, control the vvvv-patches directly with the NintendoDS, change the opacity of all three layers by using a 2D-crossfader and include your own vvvv-patches as plugins, just by placing them into a specified directory and inserting a few special-named input nodes.
Created as a student project by Matthias Zauner, Ralph Windischhofer and Martina Karan at the University Of Applied Science Hagenberg.
Comments
(October 23rd 2006)
hi, I just put up documentation of a new DS based text piece that is mechanised. It’s more about inverting the interaction to make viewer follow the piece along to interact. Direct link:
http://www.boxc.net/new%20tv.php?id=isawtwothingshappening T
(October 31st 2006)
Nintendo DS 作 wireless VJ controller
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