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Hey, thanks for your interest! The footage in the trailer shows what the music videos look like. All of it is recorded directly from the app, and there's a sec
by aeroheim 5y ago
Hey, thanks for your interest!
The footage in the trailer shows what the music videos look like. All of it is recorded directly from the app, and there's a section where the UI is hidden and it's mostly effects and transitions going on (that's the music video part). In hindsight I might not have made that part clear enough.
Also, the old winamp style visualizations were super badass! They played a huge part in my interest in audio visualization :-)
- what_is_orcas 5y agoAre you talking about the anime girl? If so, does it do other things or just anime girls?
- aeroheim 5y agoYou can use whatever images you want. You load your images into the app along with your audio and it uses those images. There's a bunch of effects like filters, transitions, particles, etc. that you can customize to adjust the visualizations.
- what_is_orcas 5y agoI guess what I'd really like to see is a demo of the different effects and filters and whatnot. Nothing extreme, but show how they can make the same pictures into a different experience.
- catskul2 5y agoNot to be hyper-critical, but that video was a bit underwhelming. It might be helpful to find a more impressive example to highlight.
- dgellow 5y agoI’m on iOS, the trailer from the website does not load for me. Do you have the video on YouTube?
- aeroheim 5y agoI do have a twitter video available (no youtube unfortunately, sorry!) https://twitter.com/hyperchroma/status/1464656712544174083 https://twitter.com/hyperchroma/status/1464656712544174083 I'm not sure if the trailer loading is an issue on the site - could you check the console for me and see what it says?
- codetrotter 5y agoI’m on iOS too. From experience it’s usually because the video container, codec, or options, you are using for the video is not supported by iOS. In your case I see you are using a webm container. iOS prior to version 15 does not support webm natively. Then earlier this year they started adding support for parts of webm in iOS 15. https://9to5mac.com/2021/08/10/apple-adding-webm-audio-codec-support-to-safari-with-ios-15/ https://9to5mac.com/2021/08/10/apple-adding-webm-audio-codec... I recommend converting the video using ffmpeg. The following should give you a video file that will be playable on most mobile devices, even quite old ones. ffmpeg -i preview.webm \ -c:v libx264 -crf 23 -profile:v baseline -level 3.0 -pix_fmt yuv420p \ -c:a aac -ac 2 -b:a 128k \ -movflags faststart \ preview.mp4 The HTML5 video tag supports having multiple video sources so you can still keep the webm as one alternative and browsers will pick either the webm or mp4 depending on support. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/source https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/so... for details on multiple sources in the video element. I.e. what changes you need to make to your html.
- larrysalibra 5y agoI’m on the latest version of iOS (15.1.1) and it doesn’t load for me either. Perhaps the server hosting the video file is overloaded?
- codetrotter 5y agoMy comment originally only said that webm was not supported prior to iOS 15. But webm videos are not fully supported in iOS 15 either afaik, so I updated the comment to specify that they started adding support for parts of it. You may have seen an earlier version of my comment without that qualifier, in which case I apologize for any confusion.
- fernly 5y ago> The footage in the trailer shows what the music videos look like What, the static anime girl with a ken burns pan and zoom?