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Cue Vj hardware concept

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Cue Vj hardware concept

[Submitted by DonM.] Cue made of a software-hardware combo turns your laptop into a complete VJ system. The Main features are a 15,4″ Touchscreen and a linear moving Knob-fader. Certain areas of the screen represent information in context with the position of the knob-fader. Alterations with the knob-fader are displayed by movement, scaling and rotation of graphics. These elements gain complexity at higher zoom levels and become touch sensitive. The visual jockey is able to mix loops, apply effects in an intuitive way as well as access a vast library.

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  • pure awesome...
  • it should be a standalone device (laptop with touchscreen?) and should have more video ports: hdmi (must have) & svid (optional...); two graphics cards will be nice...
    anyway - touch screen and a knob are good solutions
  • trolox
    intresting idea...pretty cool concept, would like more specs...for the amount of processing that it would need to do, having it work as a second moniter with a USB data transport (basically a big giant mouse) seems like it might be too much for alot of laptops to handle. Also (unless your using a USB video card, which are too slow for data processing) the VGA out on a laptop has a single DAC(one video stream)...you wouldn't be able to do a passthrough from this device to the projector as pictured. Also VGA is noisy and outdated, with this many passes single loss and degradation is a sure thing.

    not being a jerk or toll, but looking at design concepts subjectively is important.
  • VJ Sal
    simply awsome

    it Should be more video output ports, such as hdmi.
  • Jerome Wright
    I actually reckon that VA should be perfectly acceptable taking into account the actual subject media and the actual purpose, equally I think the that concept of relying on the computing power of the laptop is really good, too.

    People seem to miss the point of things like this: Simplicity, affordabilty and compatibilty.

    People dealing with super-high end graphickery aren't going to look twice at this. Nor are those with bottomless pockets, unless they want it as a toy.

    VGA and USB mean reasonable price and guaranteed compatibilty with pretty much any projector or legacy video wall you might bump into.

    Absolutely great looking piece of kit, too.
  • I want it
    I was trying to find out where I could buy this.
    And then I saw it was a concept, hurry up and make it I
    need a hobby that will get me out of the house at night.
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