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Does FCP support .OFX plug-ins.
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Let me know if you have any questions.
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Darrin
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Here's an update to the Core Image FxPlug example that I posted last
week:
CIFxPlug.zip
It fixes the creation of the CIContext so that it uses the host's
pixel format attributes. This should allow it to run correctly in FCP.
It also caches the context and filter so that they aren't created on
every frame. This gives it a 50-75% speed increase. It also fixes a
problem in Motion where it could render an all-black frame from time
to time.
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Here's another code sample I whipped up. This one shows how to use
Core Graphics in an FxPlug. It's a generator that draws a shape. It
allows the user to set the fill color, stroke color, line width, joint
type, and antialiasing of either a rectangle or an oval. My hope is
that this will show how to do basic drawing in an FxPlug. It could be
useful for generating overlays, drawing text, etc. And it shows how to
make all of that work at any resolution, pixel aspect ratio and field
height. (Or at least, it did in my testing! Let me know if you find
that not to be the case.)
CGFxPlug.zip