As far as I know, monome is really designed to use the programming language, or custom made by a direct sata hard drive layer, others have written. With the VDMX adapter, we can easily enjoy the 3D Display. However, there is not enough hard drive capability, so we need to install a hdd docking station to resolve this problem. Though technically, they use as a means to send their data via harddisk drive dock, on-site coordinator of the agreement, which is a bit like speaking dialect of its own patents, with an API, you can decode and explanation.

VDMX is a software-based video mixer, real-time audio-visual materials, time to adjust. I have many years wondered why the modern notebook computer has a expresscard pcmcia adapter, and more recently the ExpressCard slot. Years ago, VDMX5 slot is the only way to add features such as WiFi cards and video cards, and sometimes even the basic network, but today (and for many years) the most expensive laptops are there so many (network, modem, wireless, built-in USB stack, FireWire, multi-monitor video output), an express card to pcmcia slot included in the same environment, waste money and space is limited, and appears to have.

Last month, I put my thesis, which relates to Mac OS X how to deal with graphics and usb display adapter, especially the filter large number of studies - into a quartz composer, development tools, which is part of Xcode. The paper also examined the VDMX5, this is a Beta.

I use Quartz Composer to create video filters, from Toneburst also nickel-plated seat to HDMI display model (very grateful!) To enable the USB to HDMI Adapter audio response to spherical objects. I will take from my future of multi display model, but existing work, the small things ... and then I got to make something new about VDMX!

just 2 sprites moving endles from left to right.

A series of FX for real time manipulation of frames.

A simple Core Image kernel based effect, that allows for offsetting the R, G and B channels of an image on the x and y axis.

Probably quite similar to Memo's version from way back in the day, but I can't seem to download that one ;-)

Four patches designed to reorder movie frames "on-fly". Includes random reordering, two frames swap, two stacks swap and a timebase driven by curve.

Works as VDMX plugin, but can be easilly changed to standalone version.

Works with both movie and live input.

A neverending ribbon twists its way through 3D space.

Based on the VertexNoise.qtz patch from the GLSL examples in the Dev Tools

Mad props go to Mr Monkeypresso for the idea. And of course to Philip Rideout of 3d Labs, Inc who wrote the GLSL code.

Contains GLSL code which is Copyright (c) 2005-2006: 3Dlabs, Inc.

Allow 4 corner pinning / quad warping to allow projection mapping onto surfaces.

See http://www.memo.tv/projection_mapping_quad_warping_with_quartz_composer_... for more info and demo

Allows you to create a four point (doesn't have to be rectangular) mask.

See http://www.memo.tv/projection_mapping_quad_warping_with_quartz_composer_... for demo and more info.

Tunnel effect, taking a different approach to goto10's version, below.

Lots of controls.

here's the base template i use to make my VDMX sets on my novation remoteSL zero. all buttons set to toggle :). might be of help to a few out there...

This is a qcTextSource (place in qcTextSources folder) that applies the old After Effects trick of using lotsa copies of a layer on the z-axis to make it appear 3D.

Takes the clip or image playing in the layer and makes a neverending tunnel out of it. Also has an optional text input.

Tested on VDMX 0.7.1.6, and Leopard only. Now also with functioning text controls in b0.7 and up. Thanks to Clouds11 for paying attention and providing the update!

If you like this effect, please check out Alx Toneburst's insanely smooth GLSL version, found above.

this is not so much a QC-ciip but an example to coding illiterates (of which i'm a proud member) of just how easy it is to start using joysticks, PS2-pads, steering wheels, whatever in VDMX. I have this clip running in the background in QT player, and it converts the HID input signals to MIDI, then sends it to VDMX. i then use regular MIDI detect to pick up on the signal within VDMX.

this example uses a logitech attack joystick, but it could be anything. 

it's not much, but i felt i had to give something, anything, to this community from which i've snagged to much code :) 

A crosshairs appears over the video, and searches the screen. Pressing the button 'locks' the crosshairs in place. Works great with a live camera input from the crowd. Offers both mouse control and random mode. Leopard only, I'm afraid. Let me know what y'all think!

simple rgb wet/dry faders

Another in a seemingly endless series of minor variations on the pixellation/glitch theme.
In this version, the image is divided into tiles of variable size. Each tile can be 'zoomed' until it becomes a single solid colour (giving a standard pixellation 'mosaic' effect). Optionally, the amount of zoom for each tile can be controlled by the luminosity of the centre pixel of each tile.

Leopard-only.

Divides input image up into tiles, and moves them around, either randomly, or based on the brightness of the pixel at the centre of each tile.

Creates a wide range of glitchy effects, from slider-puzzle to complete image randomisation.

See
http://machinesdontcare.wordpress.com/2008/01/15/slidetiletest150108/
for more info.

Leopard-only.

Throwaway 2D distortion/mirror effect.
Might respond nicely to audio levels.

See
http://machinesdontcare.wordpress.com/2008/05/09/a-throwaway-distortion-...
for more info.

QC/GLSL implementation of Johan Geilis' 2D Supershape equation.
Converted from code on Paul Bourke's website
http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/surfaces_curves/supershape/

Creates all kinds of 2D patterns and shapes.

Leopard only.
Also note you'll need the latest VDMX beta.
If you don't see anything on screen, try moving the X and Y parameters.

Updated version of tb_sphericalHarmonics 1.0.

See post here
http://machinesdontcare.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/tb_sphericalharmonics-1...
for more info.

Leopard-only

UPDATED: Should now work on ATI and NVIDIA cards. Please test, guys... 

A qcPlugin (place in VDMX/Plugins folder), which accepts a datasource as input, as well as spring stiffness and damping, and returns a smoothed datasource simulating a damped spring between the current target value and the original value (basically a bouncey smooth).

Modified version of Tracer QC found in OS X.  The Hue parameter can now be set to values between 0 and 360.  Other values remain unchanged: wet/dry; pace.

Creates 3D mesh from Spherical Harmonics formula. Simple lighting.

55 3D Mathematical surfaces in one qcClip.

UPDATED:
Now with additive blend mode option (works best with darker colours).

Minor variation on XYPixellate.
Pixellation effect with separate controls for vertical and horizontal pixellation, and additional vertical and horizontal blurring effect.
Designed and tested in OS X 10.4 (Tiger), but should work in Leopard also.

Circle-wipe transition.

Creates random 'static-like' image.