TY - GEN
T1 - DIPS5 for Max
T2 - Digital Image Processing with Sound, version 5
AU - Rai, Takayuki
AU - Matsuda, Shu
AU - Morimoto, Yota
AU - Takahashi, Keitaro
AU - Fukuda, Takyuto
PY - 2013/9
Y1 - 2013/9
N2 - The DIPS was first presented in the international computer music world at the ICMC 2000 in Berlin as a plug-in software for the legendary Max family application ‘jMax’ in order to perform the real-time image-processing in Max patches, thus to support the creation of interactive multimedia art. In 2005, the DIPS was ported to Max running on Macintosh computer, and in 2007, Dlib (DIPS utility library) and Dfx (DIPS visual effect) objects were introduced to the DIPS to make image-processing programming much simpler and easier. This version of DIPS ‘DIPS3’ was presented at the ICMC 2007 in Copenhagen, and it kept evolving for the last five years. Now, the DIPS consists of more than three hundreds Max external objects and abstractions. At this occasion of ICMC 2013, we would like to introduce the new features of DIPS5 including DIPS OpenCV objects and demonstrate how easily the real-time image- processing can be programmed in Max environment.
AB - The DIPS was first presented in the international computer music world at the ICMC 2000 in Berlin as a plug-in software for the legendary Max family application ‘jMax’ in order to perform the real-time image-processing in Max patches, thus to support the creation of interactive multimedia art. In 2005, the DIPS was ported to Max running on Macintosh computer, and in 2007, Dlib (DIPS utility library) and Dfx (DIPS visual effect) objects were introduced to the DIPS to make image-processing programming much simpler and easier. This version of DIPS ‘DIPS3’ was presented at the ICMC 2007 in Copenhagen, and it kept evolving for the last five years. Now, the DIPS consists of more than three hundreds Max external objects and abstractions. At this occasion of ICMC 2013, we would like to introduce the new features of DIPS5 including DIPS OpenCV objects and demonstrate how easily the real-time image- processing can be programmed in Max environment.
KW - Computer music
KW - Computer programming
KW - Image processing
KW - Interactive computer systems
KW - Microcomputers
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M3 - Conference contribution
SP - 475
EP - 478
BT - ICMC 2013 Proceedings
PB - International Computer Music Association
ER -