Linux VJ software

[cat]

they also do the mjpeg conversion so that adding cards doesn't need more cpu power

Thats why the were cool with win95 and a 100mhz processor!
needed scsi drives then though!

[toastbrot]

onyx-vj.com is an opensource air vj tool, which might still work on linux air...

[vjneef]

http://www.veejayhq.net/

[hellocatfood]

I've never delved into projection mapping on Linux, but for VJing on Linux I exclusively use Pure Data. Here's an example of one of the patches that I use:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/hellocatfood/6760506711/

A basic video mixer is really easy to get up and running, but the complexity increases as your requirements do. I've been using it for over a year now and, aside from a couple of crashes, it works great.

Here's an example of a VJ set I did for Com Truise recently

Com Truise - Terminal and Air Cal - YouTube

Com Truise - Terminal and Air Cal - YouTube