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Not an issue- More a feature request... #4

Open sk1tt1sh opened 10 years ago

sk1tt1sh commented 10 years ago

Would it be reasonable to pull an audio stream from say di.fm and impart random vectors to the fluid, which would create a sweet visualization?

EDIT: I'll google getting started. After peering at your code it shouldn't be hard!

Also: This is badass! :+1:

haxiomic commented 10 years ago

Hey, thats a great idea, let me know if you've got any questions - I'll add some build instructions later this week

flycatr commented 10 years ago

It is just stunning to see the blue fluid flying on my monitor. Just amazing.

Xunie commented 10 years ago

I can second this. But instead of some specific website, how about using a microphone as a data source?

Users can set their input to 'stereo mix' or some platform-specific pseudo-input device presented to the browser and get visualizations right there and then.

This looks amazing on my three monitor set up. Filmed with a potato: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q_o7xzh7Pc

haxiomic commented 10 years ago

Agreed, user audio input via devices or maybe online links would be great. On a side note, wow. What GPU are you running to drive that setup?

Xunie commented 10 years ago

MSI R9 270X 'Gaming' 2G

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