[Clam-devel] Network Editor flashy demo

[Xavier]

I managed to do this. It is pretty cool since now I can have 
NetworkEditor detecting the chords of a stream coming from a youtube 
video (actually this opens up some very interesting related applications).

In any case, this is how I managed to configure stuff (basically deals 
with using Pulseaudio as an intermediate layer to route the output of 
the flash plugin into Jack). I am copying from an email I sent to 
someone asking about it:

After some messing around, it turns out that what you can read here 
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843012 in the
"*Pulse Audio through jack" *section works pretty much out of the box if 
you follow the steps (they are not so clear).

You can find more details and rationale in this referring thread 
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=829458&page=3 . But this can 
complicate your live more than strictly necessary :-)

Btw, I still have not found a stable config for jack server in these 
conditions (it sometimes crashes). But I am sure it deals with correct 
buffer sizes and such.


Xavier Amatriain wrote:
> What I am trying to do right now... Because it is a web conference, I would like to show NetworkEditor processing something coming from the browser (i.e. Firefox). Ideally, I would pick a music video from youtube and use a Chord detector network to detect the harmony. The issue here is that I have to reroute the output of the flash plugin in Firefox to jack and then into Network Editor... not working yet but seems feasible (any hint in this direction will be appreaciated).
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> Subject: Re: [Clam-devel] Network Editor flashy demo
> Sent: Wed, 15 Apr 2009
> From: David García Garzón<dgarcia at iua.upf.edu>
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>> On Wednesday 15 April 2009 13:34:43 Xavier wrote:
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>>> Btw, and related to our WWW demo next Wednesday.... I will spend 3-4
>>> minutes showing the Network Editor. Any suggestion on what example I can
>>> be showing that is flashy enough?
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>> We are just preparing the workshop for LAC, you could reuse that.
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>> David.
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