http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=make-your-own-wtf OK Go is a band. They like to make stuff. Sat, 07 Apr 2012 13:28:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/#comment-1440 chris willett Mon, 20 Feb 2012 14:51:40 +0000 http://okgo.extremophile.net/?p=240#comment-1440 is there any where else we can get that effect and dose this one for the webcam work on any computer ofrwebcam is there any where else we can get that effect and dose this one for the webcam work on any computer ofrwebcam

]]> http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/#comment-21 damianwinkwink Sat, 05 Feb 2011 20:00:02 +0000 http://okgo.extremophile.net/?p=240#comment-21 When I went to open it, it says i have to extract the files and I dont know what that means! All I want to do is make a cool music video with my friend! Please help me! :( When I went to open it, it says i have to extract the files and I dont know what that means! All I want to do is make a cool music video with my friend! Please help me!

]]> http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/#comment-20 Jonathan Bobrow Thu, 14 Oct 2010 22:51:48 +0000 http://okgo.extremophile.net/?p=240#comment-20 Hey Sunshine, There is a read me document included with the Windows download, did you follow those steps? I think that windows requires a little help from a quicktime plugin. Let me know if this remains the case. Hey Sunshine, There is a read me document included with the Windows download, did you follow those steps? I think that windows requires a little help from a quicktime plugin. Let me know if this remains the case.

]]> http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/#comment-19 sunshine Wed, 06 Oct 2010 00:59:43 +0000 http://okgo.extremophile.net/?p=240#comment-19 This didn't work for me. :( Is it because I have Windows 7 or maybe I'm too late and it expired? Please help! This didn’t work for me. Is it because I have Windows 7 or maybe I’m too late and it expired? Please help!

]]> http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/#comment-18 The OKGO WTF effect Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:01:08 +0000 http://okgo.extremophile.net/?p=240#comment-18 [...] The application, written in Processing, does just what I describe above, with a couple other features as well. First, the application takes a snapshot of the background at the end of an initial countdown, which it uses to compare to the live footage of your webcam. By doing this, the program decides to only draw the pixels that are not equal or close enough to the background, effectively serving as a green screen substitute. Since the program does not refresh the background, the images drawn get drawn on top of each other, creating these trails of the foreign objects on camera. The rest of the code is for recording the frames to a quicktime file, playing the song as a soundtrack, and creating a user interface. [...] [...] The application, written in Processing, does just what I describe above, with a couple other features as well. First, the application takes a snapshot of the background at the end of an initial countdown, which it uses to compare to the live footage of your webcam. By doing this, the program decides to only draw the pixels that are not equal or close enough to the background, effectively serving as a green screen substitute. Since the program does not refresh the background, the images drawn get drawn on top of each other, creating these trails of the foreign objects on camera. The rest of the code is for recording the frames to a quicktime file, playing the song as a soundtrack, and creating a user interface. [...]

]]> http://okgo.net/2009/12/25/make-your-own-wtf/#comment-17 The OKGO WTF effect | Products & Tech News Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:56:36 +0000 http://okgo.extremophile.net/?p=240#comment-17 [...] The application, written in Processing, does just what I describe above, with a couple other features as well. First, the application takes a snapshot of the background at the end of an initial countdown, which it uses to compare to the live footage of your webcam. By doing this, the program decides to only draw the pixels that are not equal or close enough to the background, effectively serving as a green screen substitute. Since the program does not refresh the background, the images drawn get drawn on top of each other, creating these trails of the foreign objects on camera. The rest of the code is for recording the frames to a quicktime file, playing the song as a soundtrack, and creating a user interface. [...] [...] The application, written in Processing, does just what I describe above, with a couple other features as well. First, the application takes a snapshot of the background at the end of an initial countdown, which it uses to compare to the live footage of your webcam. By doing this, the program decides to only draw the pixels that are not equal or close enough to the background, effectively serving as a green screen substitute. Since the program does not refresh the background, the images drawn get drawn on top of each other, creating these trails of the foreign objects on camera. The rest of the code is for recording the frames to a quicktime file, playing the song as a soundtrack, and creating a user interface. [...]

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