Power
Power
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Content
drag and drop:
Rearrange layers in stack.
Move clips or layer clips (with control and effect settings
bundled) between clip queue,
layers and media bins. Drop from file explorer.
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Save,
open, move to/from media bin: layer files, complete deck (A or B)
files and complete mix
files (both decks together).
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Scrapbook
media bins allow visually arranging media on thumbnail grids in an
unlimited number of named bins.
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Scenes
allow four different layer stacks running together on deck level
of which only one is active.
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Allows
using either a preview system or direct live interaction with
possibility to copy streams between the two modesand into the
background scenes.
Flexibility
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Unlimited
number of layers.
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Unlimited
number of effects per layer.
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42
different effects, all GPU.
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VIDVOX
hap codec support(GPU decompression).
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Supports
video resolutions up to
maximum GPU texture resolution.
Power
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Local
crossfade between every
layer with previous layers.
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Dry/wet
slider between effect and original.
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Wipes
(13 types) can be inserted locally (as a blend mode) as a
composition aid (wipe position slider controlled) or as A to B
wipe (crossfader controlled).
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4
Main MIDI control decks can be set up to quickly change how main
controls (speed, opacity, scratching, play/stop...) are changed on
layer or deck level.
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MIDI
learning for effect parameters.
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Simple
loopstation for recording and looping parameter changes.
Control
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Each
layer has a clip queue.
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Supports
live video inputs like webcams. On Linux
every output can be sent as virtual webcam.
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Easy
on-monitor clip scaling and panning.
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Every
output can be wired to an external display.
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Recording
of main output to disk (HAP video).
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Relative
scaling GUI, bigger screen means bigger GUI elements.
Versatility

EWOCvj 2
(Eyes Wide Open Creation) and its slightly awkward predecessor are
open source free VJ performance software packages for Windows 64-bit
and Linux, the newer being an all new singing and dancing C++ approach
to modern VJing.
This is its first test (!) release, and this site is here to draw your
interest. Not only am I looking for VJ users worldwide to test
the program, comment on the features, propose possible new features
and send in bug reports, I am from now on also on the lookout for
like-minded developers who would like to collaborate on this video
mixer to make it shine even more! For the moment this will all
be through my email address, but in the (near?) future a user forum
could be set up, if interest in the program starts growing (and lets
hope so).
The app is far from finished but it IS already very useable, which
means it already offers a certain VJ gig functionality (and already
pretty stable). What I would like it to become would be an
entirely node driven application, programmable and all... What
there is now is much more simple and basic, but powerful and
performant.
Take a look around the (smallish) site!