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Hot Stott Bot
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 Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 11:59 pm |
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| Mr Business, you are approaching it from the wrong side. |
Yeah, that's why I gave up. When I don't even understand the basic necessity of the language, it's pretty much time to hang up the gloves. |
The idea is that it is like the way audio equipment works.
You plug stuff into boxes and run cables between things and turn it in and feed it some input and get some output. |
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Hot Stott Bot
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| Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 6:10 am |
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Broco, calm down!
This is basically how most video and audio editing languages and such work. |
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Hot Stott Bot
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| Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 8:36 pm |
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Yeah it is probably a particularly good one... but well, hmm, "audio/video languages" are kind of a weird subfield. Most people who do actual audio/video use higher level programs that basically work on the same concepts (streaming, piping, input, output, etc., etc.) but are in big sophisticated GUIs.
Those are often designed in such languages, though!
Take, for instance, the fact that like half of the major video editing tools are written using AVISynth!
Still, it is a weird little subfield where a/v nerd meets computer nerd! |
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