Added video mix cross fader with four mix modes.
#CAMCAMX FREE MOVIE#
Added drag and drop to camera monitor windows for dropping picture and movie sources.Added brightness, contrast, gamma, white level, black level and saturation to all cameras.Added slider/scrubbing to movie view, and scratching pad for fine scrubbing.Added support for two cameras open at once with live mixing.Added menu item to close (release) hardware camera.Redesigned UI for new functionality, forthcoming theme, "CamCamX08".Expanded to a radically easy to use, 6x2 input, TV/broadcast (80s) video mixer!.Native 4:2:2 YUV video mixer designed for live podcasting and performance.Remember, both Qamera and DotMatrix are also supported in this way, so many creative combinations are possible for live performance. Truly revolutionary!Īlso included in the new release is a Tiger-compatible Quartz Composer plug-in (sample QC patches included), which will allow you to build custom Quartz Compositions which include the CamCamX mix output as part of the composition. As a double bonus, you can also have Skype and Yahoo Messenger running at the same time, and send the same video mix to all three chat clients at once. CamCamX supports two, and iChat supports one. Using CamCamX and iChat Theater means you can make a video mix with three camera sources. Typically, this will involve having at least one additional hardware camera. As long as CamCamX is running you will be able to use CamCamX as your iChat Theater source. Simply choose "Share a File with iChat Theater", and select the file from our goodies folder. You can do a variety of Picture in Picture style mixing or simply use CamCamX full screen in Photo Booth.Īlso in 1.511 is full support for iChat Theater in Leopard. Simply install the PhotoBooth plug-ins from the Goodies folder, start CamCamX using the Built-in iSight (Leopard), and then start Photo Booth. Now you can record live mixes in Leopard directly using PhotoBooth's movie recording feature.
CamCamX 1.511 is now available with full Leopard support.
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