about
  • fijuu is a 3D, audio/visual installation. Using a PlayStation-style gamepad, the player(s) of fijuu dynamically manipulate 3D instruments to make improvised music. fijuu is built using the open source rendering engine OGRE and runs on Linux. in the future fijuu will be released as a Linux live CD project, so players can simply boot up their PC with a compatible gamepad plugged in, and play without installing anything (regardless of operating system). This effectively turns the domestic PC into a console for game based audio performances.

    • See the project outline for a quick overview of Fijuu2.


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  • fijuu2 source code fijuu-2.0.tar.gz
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    videos
  • fijuu2 demo video
    [39MB THEORA] *NEW*
    [90MB MPEG2] *NEW*
  • fijuu2 interaction model demo
    [22MB THEORA]*NEW*
    [29MB MPEG2]*NEW*

  • fijuu1 showreel 2 (RealPlayer or VLC)
    [43MB THEORA]
  • fijuu1 showreel 1
    [65MB MPEG1]
  • tank1 video
    [6.2MB divx] [6.2MB divx (windows)]
  • mantaseq1 video
    [4.2MB divx]

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  • q3apd
  • the quilted thought organ
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  • acmipark

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  • transmediale.05




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    Sun, 08 Aug 2004

    revideo

    hey...

    i've encoded another version of the first video in a supposedly out-of-the-box-windows-friendly format (6.18Mb). of course, my real problem is making something that works nicely for the mac. if there are any mac savvy mencoder/ffmpeg users who want to send me a commandline that will make mac players happier than my current attempts, i would be most appreciative.

    ideally a format that works nicely on both of these platforms without needing to sacrifice yet more quality would be nice.

    i'll put more effort into researching this myself when we actually have a new video to show. since we both seem to have very short attention spans, that will probably be when it looks considerably different than it does now.

    pix.



    posted at: 13:15 | permanent link to this entry