[opendtv] Re: TI 1080p demo video at CES
- From: Bill Sheppard <Bill.Sheppard@xxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 16:12:22 -0800
David Workman (WINDOWS MEDIA) wrote:
>Was it this one?
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>http://www.animusic.com
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>
Absolutely - thanks! I think my seven month old will be mesmerized by
this (I sure am).
Bill
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>Did anyone else see TI's demo of 1080p on their next-generation (fifth?)
>
>DLP chipset at CES? There was an absolutely mesmerizing=20
>computer-generated video being shown before the spokesmodel started her=20
>pitch. The video was a Rube Goldberg sort of machine which had balls=20
>being launched out of air tubes and landing on various musical=20
>instruments (typically percussion and xylophone), then bouncing back=20
>into a funnel for recycling. The music was quite innovative, and every
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>note was the result of a ball bouncing somewhere with dozens in motion=20
>at any given moment. Meanwhile all the instruments were in motion as=20
>well with the xylophone keys on a sort of train track moving under the=20
>balls, while the camera's perspective was constantly shifting and=20
>lighting effects were changing.
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>Does this ring a bell with anyone? I'd love to find the source for this
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>animation...
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>Bill
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