Hi,
I've been using wxWidgets for a short time now developing an editor for an animation system. I was recently talking to a collegue who said that he had heard of a plugin previously written for wx that would fit my needs.
I need a sort of timeline editor similar to what you would find in any movie editor application. Some of the features it might include would be the ability to add and remove different tracks, zoom in and out of the timeline, and resize the tracks.
Is anyone aware of a plugin that might fit my needs?
Cheers.
WANTED: Movie editor type plugin
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Hi!
Although I never heard of such a control and I doubt that there is one, I think you might find looking at the audacity sources (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/) helpful. It's written in wxWidgets, but it is an audio editor. Still it has tracks you can add, zoom, delete, mark, etc. Maybe you can adapt some of their code.
Although I never heard of such a control and I doubt that there is one, I think you might find looking at the audacity sources (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/) helpful. It's written in wxWidgets, but it is an audio editor. Still it has tracks you can add, zoom, delete, mark, etc. Maybe you can adapt some of their code.
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Please be aware that http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity license is GPL, copying any piece will violate the legal license.
Thanks for the responses. The track system in Audacity does seem to fit what I wanted mine to do.
@ priyank_bolia - I'm not sure I understand. I thought GPL allowed you to modifiy the code in any way you desire? As long as if you release it to the public, you release the source code also and reference the used code? Is this not how it works?
@ priyank_bolia - I'm not sure I understand. I thought GPL allowed you to modifiy the code in any way you desire? As long as if you release it to the public, you release the source code also and reference the used code? Is this not how it works?
To make sure of that consult this FAQ
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html
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To my understanding, you want to use the code for closed proprietary software. GPL does allow to use and modify the source, but any program that uses GPL code, has to show all the code that is referencing it. This is done to protect the hard work of the developers who wrote the code for end masses.Sparkash wrote:@ priyank_bolia - I'm not sure I understand. I thought GPL allowed you to modifiy the code in any way you desire? As long as if you release it to the public, you release the source code also and reference the used code? Is this not how it works?
I am not a lawyer, so can anyone correct me if I am wrong.