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meso-JBS/UBS Photo Field

The UBS PHOTO FIELD consists of 32 little TFT monitors – driven by 4 Windows computers running VVVV – and a Bar Code reader. Users can register on the system's web site and upload their favorite photos, or create collections of photos from their colleagues. With a 2D bar code printed from the web site, they enter the installation to be presented with the photos from their own collection. - and those of their co-workers.

Planned and implemented for Jason Bruges Studios. London, commisioned by UBS.

Closely implementing a concept by JBS, this was a joint project for both the digital interiors and the web solutions department here at meso. While the web interface was crafted from meso's own CMS system aspect:ratio, the local setup relied entirely on - you guessed it - vvvv.

Using state-of-the-art computer technology (as always), each computer is capable of feeding 8 XGA outputs to the momitors easily. And with quite decent performance, as well. VVVV facilitated a very cost-effective solution with its excellent multi-monitor support.

all images © by Jason Bruges Studio Ltd.

Meso team: Max Wolf, Mathias Wollin, Sebastian Oschatz, Thomas Hitthaler, Tobias Still, Ingolf Heinsch.

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~10h ago

Urbankind: circuitb:Wrongcop is epic! :)

~10h ago

joreg: @tobi: use GetSlice() as the patch i referred you to is demonstrating. or start a forum thread with your patch.

~10h ago

TobiTobsen123: hmm yes i can see the values...but how to handle them as seperate values? I need to forward them via TCP/IP...

~12h ago

joreg: @tobi: OSCDecoder helppatch has a section: OSC_Advanced (bottomright) that demoes decoding of multiple messages

~12h ago

TobiTobsen123: I'm using an OSCDecoder, it receives two arguments...works but how can I seperate the arguments into two seperate values

~15h ago

u7angel: @mediadog, make it a forum question.

~15h ago

u7angel: @mediadog, tty renderer ?

~17h ago

microdee: however non-conductive objects are invisible for this so the pencil and the sticks in the video are still a mysteries