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    • R
      Rick last edited by

      I'm being a dope on this - I want to interpret video into larger, solid pixels with no blending. Input is 720x480 and I want to output to the same size, but have each 20x20 pixel region interpreted into a single solid color.

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      • vanakaru
        vanakaru last edited by

        you need to have core video upgrade of isadora. then you can use actor CI Pixelate

        MBP 4.1 & MBP (Retina, Mid 2012) MBP Retina 2017

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          Rick last edited by

          Got it - I knew it was easy, my brain just wasn't working. Thanks Vanakaru!

          Rick
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          • mark
            mark last edited by

            You can also use the Scaler actor - scale the 720x480 to 36x24. That will do the same job and not require the Core Video update.

            Best Wishes,
            Mark

            Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
            Macintosh SE-30, 32 Mb RAM, MacOS 7.6, Dual Floppy Drives

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              Rick last edited by

              Thanks Mark - I was actually trying to make a preview of what a 30' x 16' LED wall would look like to someone, so when i did that, a stage at that size was too small to see it. When the stage is larger, Isadora interprets all of the pixels in between, so it was fuzzy, rather than large sharp blocks.

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