On Di, 2008-08-19 at 15:26 +0200, Filippo Argiolas wrote: > Hey all! Here is my last report for this summer ;) > > This past week has probably been the most productive since midsummer! > I know I should have passed last days busy with code polishing, > documentation and other boring stuff (and partly I did.. well no > documentation but some polishing for sure :P) but I finally had the > chance to freely work on the new gstreamer gl branch! > > As you might remember from last report, the previous week all major > issues that prevented me to port the effects in the master branch were > fixed. There are still a couple of minor things yet to be solved but > we're working on them. > > So I ported most of the effects I did in the first half of the summer, I > did some restructuring and polishing work, reorganizing the source tree > (before everything was on a single file, now each effect has its own > file and the ones that do similar things are grouped). > > I had to rewrite a couple of effects and some part of the infrastructure > code to better fit new branch but most of them worked with minimal > efforts (thanks to the work done in the previous week). > Let's summarize last changes: > > * gleffects: > little excerpt from "gst-inspect gleffects": > (0): identity - Do nothing Effect > (1): mirror - Mirror Effect > (2): squeeze - Squeeze Effect > (3): stretch - Stretch Effect > (5): fisheye - FishEye Effect > (6): twirl - Twirl Effect > (7): bulge - Bulge Effect > (4): tunnel - Light Tunnel Effect > (8): square - Square Effect > (9): heat - Heat Signature Effect > (10): sepia - Sepia Toning Effect > (11): xpro - Cross Processing Effect > (12): lumaxpro - Luma Cross Processing Effect > (13): sin - All Grey but Red Effect > (14): glow - Glow Lighting Effect > > - sepia and xpro now have brand new curves that make them look a lot > more pleasant. > - I found some time to write sin, a SinCity inspired effect that turns > everything to gray leaving only red shades. Probably needs some more > tuning, it's nearly impossible to exclude red tones of the human skin > (particulary facial one), but I'm quite proud of it :) > > * gstglpixbufoverlay: > * gstgldifferencematte: > - I was working since some time on these filters but never had chance to > complete. Now they work in the new branch too. > The first paints a semitransparent image over the video stream and the > latter does a sort chromakey effect replacing background with a photo. > > * tests: > - fxtest (the effects test app) is now able to use custom source bin > descriptions through GOption. > - added a test app for pixbufoverlay and differencematte, it's basically > fxtest but it can receive images draganddropped images. > > * clutter: > I found some time to cleanup and fix some clutter experiment I did. They > use glx texture from pixmap to create a ClutterActor from the gst-gl > sink. It's not like sharing texture handles but work quite well and > fast, it's a sort of xoverlay on a clutteractor. > There is some example in the source tree, one does a simple animation > with the video texture and the other is a starting point for a live > effect preview widget. I'll probably make a screencast in the next days. > nono, you have to! ;) > That's all for this summer! > > It's been an amazing time, sometimes a bit stressful, but most of all I > had fun and I learned so much! > > Thank you Daniel for being a good mentor, for letting me work on Cheese, > for supporting and encouraging me, for letting me rearrange my goals, > for everything ;) there is still a beer (even a case of beers :P) > waiting for you here! nice to know, hehe > > Thanks David Schleef for giving me commit access to gstreamer cvs, > letting me work on his code and in the new git branch, Julien for being > helpful and open to my opinions, critics and suggestions. > Thanks to everyone who helped and supported me, the guys from > #gstreamer, ##OpenGL, Clutter guys, the whole GNOME community, everyone! > > A big thanks to my girlfriend for being my best supporter and tester, > and for standing while I negleted her for code :). > > Thank you also if you read this whole report ;)! > Cheers, > > Filippo > > -- > Filippo Argiolas > Jabber: filippo argiolas jabber no > Web: http://fargiolas.netsons.org > Irc: fargiolas (GimpNET, Freenode) > _______________________________________________ > gnome-soc-list mailing list > gnome-soc-list gnome org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-soc-list -- this mail was sent using 100% recycled electrons ================================================ daniel g. siegel <dgsiegel gmail com> http://home.cs.tum.edu/~siegel gnupg key id: 0x6EEC9E62 fingerprint: DE5B 1F64 9034 1FB6 E120 DE10 268D AFD5 6EEC 9E62 encrypted email preferred
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