BPyJack usage (Blender+jack+Ardour)

Blender synced with Ardour becomes good NLE with HIGH-END sound mixing features.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• blender
• jack
• ardour
• example
• NLE
• sound

[ildarakhmetgaleev]

yes. this is linux

[ildarakhmetgaleev]

1024x768 two times. so 2948x768

[ShaderZ]

why does the video seem soo jumpy? and not in synch

[ildarakhmetgaleev]

because of blender sequencer not fastest NLE. And my computer to slow to play video and record screen same time.

[MaghoxFr]

@analyzingfunny I love my 10.04, linux is awesome, total freedom. I know it sounds weird but once you start with linux, windows seems claustrophobic. All you can really do is changing the theme/icons, that's shit man. I have built MY OS, it's tweaked to work for MY specific needs, you know? It's awesome, I'm not going back.

[analyzingfunny]

@MaghoxFr lol looks great. I love my 9.10

[MaghoxFr]

@analyzingfunny shhhhhhh

[analyzingfunny]

Holy wow, thats a great system. Too bad the windows losers dont have this.

[myspacecommassergio]

wow i didnt know u cud do that with jack :o

I played with it a little bit before.

So how is this working? Like did you drop an audio clip into Ardour (with jack connected to blender+ardour) and when ever u move the slider it moves the video to go along with video?

what abt the original audio? When you save in blender the video will it save it with Ardours sounds in one click or do u have to save the sound and import it to blender?

pretty cool. Open source is really amazing. =]

[gespertino]

You should try a proxy of the video in Blender ;-)

[simonbour]

is this linux?

[delirio1987]

there are loads of tutorials. just google for them

[chitalker]

more importantly... how can *i* learn how to do this?