veyepar: Real Time Tuning Analysis

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Description:	I recently came across a piece of software that's been around since 2005, but not gotten a lot of exposure. Tartini provides a different take on the problem of instrument tuning by continuously tracking and recording while you play. I've been working on porting Tartini to Android, so this talk is also a bit about that. Jan Schmidt has been a GStreamer developer and maintainer since 2002. Among other things, he is responsible for GStreamer's DVD and stereoscopic video support, and primary author of the Aurena home-area media player. He lives in Albury, Australia and keeps sheep, chickens, ducks and more fruit trees than is sensible. In 2013 he co-founded Centricular, providing support for Open Source multimedia and graphics development. markdown
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2016-02-01/14_00_07.dv Apply: 14:15:00 - 14:15:15 ( 00:00:15 ) S: 14:00:07 - E: 14:15:15 D: 00:15:08 (Start: 893.0) show more...

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2016-02-01/14_15_14.dv Apply: 14:15:14 - 14:41:11 ( 00:25:57 ) S: 14:15:14 - E: 14:41:11 D: 00:25:57 show more...

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