R: Rejected

Wiimote Patch Upgrade Wiimote's hack could build many interactive projects. http://johnnylee.net/projects/wii/

I could be really great to update the Wiimote Patch to include all the Wiimote fonctions. Some of those included fonctions could be really creative !

1) The Wii Remote has its own independent speaker on the face of the unit (it works !). It could be great to have a "standard & linkable" input in the WiimotePatch that works like any audio output.

2) There is a new optionnal controller that could be linked to the remote: The Wii MotionPlus... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_MotionPlus

This is a really good way to increase the accuracy in precision projects. Could this new controller's feature be include in a future update ?

3) Only for the buzz... http://img2.generation-nt.com/wii-composant-reconnaissance-vocale_090273... An audio input !!! Have you heard about that ? It appear to be build in with the Wiimote...

Sorry.

I would like this feature.

In Quartz Builder it would be very useful if we could display a composition in full screen mode, but fix the composition's dimensions. In this way you would have the composition centered on screen without the distractions of everything behind it. We should be able to pick the background color and even add a shadow behind the composition if desired. Doing this would preclude the user from having to build compositions which display properly given unknown rendering destination dimensions at development time when not required.

The midi clock receiver could gain a lot by being able to connect to a clock on the fly. This would ensure sync whatever the situation.

As of now, it connects only upon receiving a "start" or "continue" message, not on a "measure change" or "beat change" message.

Feature request resulting from this discussion: http://kineme.net/Discussion/DevelopingCompositions/Midiclockpatchworkso...

A QuickTime Broadcaster patch (eg: to Apples QuickTime streaming server) would be pretty cool ... stream QC to a wide distributed audience, delivered through a number of currently possible channels, viewable through any any QuickTime player installed machine and even into SecondLife. I wouldn't mind receiving quotations for this.