[Clam-devel] Processing youtube video with CLAM

[Xavier Amatriain]

Yes, I was using gtk-RecordMyDesktop to record both video and audio 
(through jack). Recording audio is a must at least for the sake of Pet 
Shop Boys (my voice is not so important) :-)


Pete Carss wrote:
> I was assuming you were using gtk-RecordMyDesktop to record the video, 
> were you recording audio too? I've found Yukon better for capturing 
> OpenGL based applications....
>
>
> Pete
>
>
>
> On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Xavier Amatriain 
> <xavier at amatriain.net <mailto:xavier at amatriain.net>> wrote:
>
>     No. But I don't see how Yukon would make any difference as far as
>     Jack issues are involved. Do you think it would?
>
>     X
>
>
>     Pete Carss wrote:
>
>         Have you tried Yukon?
>
>         Pete
>
>
>
>         On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 2:42 PM, Xavier Amatriain
>         <xavier at amatriain.net <mailto:xavier at amatriain.net>
>         <mailto:xavier at amatriain.net <mailto:xavier at amatriain.net>>>
>         wrote:
>
>            Hi all,
>
>            In the www 09 recording, we missed one of the coolest parts
>         of the
>            show: using CLAM to process audio that is playing on the
>         Firefox
>            browser in order to do real-time analysis of, for instance, a
>            youtube video. I finally managed to record a screencast showing
>            this at work. While this is not so much about CLAM as it is
>         about
>            Linux audio, I think it opens up very interesting and cool
>         ideas
>            for real-time audio processing of music coming from webpages.
>            Feeback will be appreciated.
>
>            Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xApsL5XJGKc
>            Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gozXzHroVTU
>
>            Btw, I was not able to record the last, and interesting part,
>            directly on the screencast so I had to use a crappy camera. The
>            problem is that the recording software
>         (gtk-RecordMyDesktop) can
>            not coexist with CLAM's Network Editor when they both user
>         Jack...
>            go figure. If anyone has an idea of why this is so, let me
>         know.
>
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