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02-07-2009, 04:03
Jem

AVS Visualisations

Hi all

In another thread I mentioned I had played about with one of the AVS Visualisations in Winamp.

Adam (Buffo) requested that I share these with forum users. I am happy to do this, in fact the only reason I hadn't done this before now was that I didn't think anyone would be interested in them.

Anyway, i've just uploaded them to the ftp server under a new root directory... /AVS Visualisations/Oscilloscope/

There are seven in total, all varying slightly. I particularly like number seven, ironically this is the one with the simplest settings. Try listening to Let me think about it by Ida Corr Vs Fedde Le Grand - Wicked :D

Anyway, there's now a new directory specifically for these Visualisations, so if anyone else would like to share their favourites :)

Oh, almost forgot to mention... you need to copy these files into the 'C:\program files\winamp\plugins\avs_laser' directory on your hard drive. That is of course assuming that you chose the defaults for everything when you installed winamp etc ;). Now when you fire up the AVS visualiser and choose 'load', you'll see the new visualisations in the list.

Cheers

Jem
02-07-2009, 06:41
danielbriggs

Any chance of a few quick pics or even a video of it in action? :D
You have no idea how painful it is for me to keep reading all the cool things the Pango gear can do, with me not having my FB3 yet :(

Cheers,
Dan
02-07-2009, 07:15
Jem

Quote:

Originally Posted by danielbriggs

Any chance of a few quick pics or even a video of it in action? :D
You have no idea how painful it is for me to keep reading all the cool things the Pango gear can do, with me not having my FB3 yet :(

Cheers,
Dan

Won't have chance to video anything today now i'm afraid... However, imagination is your friend :D

I have a QM2000.Net (:D), i'm not sure it works with the FB3. I have no doubt someone will come along and enlighten us in due course.

Jem
02-07-2009, 08:46
allthatwhichis

If it is like mine... here is a video of mine in action. :cool: I'll seee if I can get some of mine in the directory also. :D
02-07-2009, 09:59
danielbriggs

That is MEGA! Good work!
Now someone please tell me I can do that with the FB3? :confused:

Dan :)
02-07-2009, 10:42
Jem

Hey Aaron... Nice one :D

Very similar to mine indeed ;)

Jem
02-07-2009, 11:55
allthatwhichis

Quote:

Originally Posted by danielbriggs

That is MEGA! Good work!
Now someone please tell me I can do that with the FB3? :confused:

Dan :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

The top reason I went with the QM2000 instead of the FB3. I use DZ's "code" which I think is just a variation of one of the canned ones in the AVS plug in. :cool:

:rolleyes: There were several other reasons, but this was the top one. ;)
04-25-2009, 17:05
allthatwhichis

Quote:

Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

If it is like mine... here is a video of mine in action. :cool: I'll seee if I can get some of mine in the directory also. :D

I finally drpped the better of the ones I have made in the PLFTP. [popcorn]
05-13-2009, 08:15
allthatwhichis

I want to have a vertical scope. How would one go about changing, Init: n=100; t=0; tv=0.0;dt=0; per point: x=(i-.5)*2; y=-sin(i*3.14159)*tv+v*1.2; from side to side to up and down, or rotate it 90 degrees. http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...pictureid=1105
05-21-2009, 19:41
allthatwhichis

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Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

I want to have a vertical scope. How would one go about changing, Init: n=100; t=0; tv=0.0;dt=0; per point: x=(i-.5)*2; y=-sin(i*3.14159)*tv+v*1.2; from side to side to up and down, or rotate it 90 degrees. http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...pictureid=1105

Hey, I know someone seen this... :rolleyes:

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