Hypercube

[downbeatplumb]

Will it do 3D images?

That, my short haired friend, is a very silly question :S

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Ok, can the formats it can process output at the right frame rate to produce 3D images on suitable 3d telly.

That better.

[Darwinian]

Nope.. Strictly Windows I'm afraid..

Why?

Basically it's because I know nothing about Mac or Linux only ever having used a PC and an Amiga. It may be possible, who knows, but I'd need a Mac or a Linux system to try. How easy is it to convert Delphi code to Linux or Mac?

And as the vast majority of systems are Windows based it's really not a priority at the moment.

But it's a good question non the less..

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Will it do 3D images?

That, my short haired friend, is a very silly question :S

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Ok, can the formats it can process output at the right frame rate to produce 3D images on suitable 3d telly.

That better.

Oh, yes, I expect so.. It's pretty powerful

[Tiberius]

Well apparently there are Delphi compilers for Linux and OS X.

You can easily get a Linux system by installing a virtual machine: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox

[Darwinian]

Well apparently there are Delphi compilers for Linux and OS X.

Really? Something to look into...

[Tiberius]

In case you didn't see it, I updated my post to include a link to a tutorial for installing Linux within Windows (using VirtualBox).

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Also, I can test out any binaries if you manage to get an OS X compiler working.

[Darwinian]

I shall certainly have a fiddle with that

[Darwinian]

Latest developments.. Finally sorted out the file associations and added them to the new interface dialog window.

[Tiberius]

How does it handle de-synced video/audio feeds? Or de-synced video/subtitle feeds? I've not seen a video player yet where correcting that isn't an annoyingly difficult / confusing task.

[Darwinian]

How does it handle de-synced video/audio feeds? Or de-synced video/subtitle feeds? I've not seen a video player yet where correcting that isn't an annoyingly difficult / confusing task.

That is a FANTASTIC question that has gone straight on my 'ideas' list

[Tiberius]

I have a good idea for this:

Current video players tend to do it "live", that is, if the audio is de-synced, you have to play the video and press certain keys in order to shift the audio to match the video. What I think would be better is if you allowed the user to select a portion of video (say, 10 seconds), and then have that play on a loop, with the user shifting the audio until it matched.

The benefit is that you could select someone saying a certain word, and then match up the audio for that word, rather than have to constantly match changing dialogue.