Re: Teleprompter Code
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- Subject: [mg130281] Re: Teleprompter Code
- From: debguy <johnandsara2 at cox.net>
- Date: Sun, 31 Mar 2013 03:15:10 -0400 (EDT)
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What? Mathematica can't animate smooth? Yes Mathematica can. It is just a series of images and if generated and played back at the right "frame rate" it will appear very smooth. CDF or what on your computer might be "pokey". You might want to Export the series and convert to DVD / mpeg playback format. I think Mathematica has more than one way to animate. It at least used to have front-end animation. It has GIF animation. Teleprompter? They use scrolling text (ie, screensaver) mixed in with a signal splicer / splitter / merger don't they? And Broadcasting support? How do you get a password allowing you to send to IP listeners? They are mostly IP these days aren't they?
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- Teleprompter Code
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- Teleprompter Code