This was caused by the memory issue I referred to in the description. My computer wasn't able to render it all nicely when I also used it to record the video produced.

But I figure it was caused by poor programming, actually, as well as little knowledge on Processing, so far. We're working on it.

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Great to hear that! For now, tou can find the source code in Processing discourse: processing.org/discourse/yabb_beta/YaBB.cgi?board=Exhibition;action=display;num=1213382538
We're still making some changes in it. But the basis is all there.
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hey, great example.
I wasn't aware of this plug-in. Looks very nice! Like the walking example.
Anyhow, just made ir for the fun. It's very nice to know of these other experiments.

Looks very nice!
Liked the online experience possibility. Very cool.
Nice to know of it!

Yeah, some blogs published a link to this video - sometimes quite out of context, claiming it as a "new video technology", when it's actually quite old. Some people have done it in other environments. I'm not familiar with quartz composer, but it seems that some people have done it in it.
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Hi, the program code is available at the Processing discourse forum. There's a link in a previous comment. But it works for real-time video only. You could adapt the code to use it in recorded footage or (much more easy) use the Time Displacement plugin in After Effects to reach similar results.

Thanks for getting back to me. Using the Time Displacement plug-in in After Effects seems like the way to go. Thanks again!!

hi, i think you misunderstood this video, or just didn't really read the description. as we mentioned in the first line of it: it's a programming exercise, no more than that. we only said of 'research' when explaining the name we used, which is a quote from a Brazilian researcher of video aesthetics, Arlindo Machado (who doesn't claim to have invented this technique either, to avoid any other misunderstanding).

however, i'd still say we're researching something, eventhough we hadn't said it before, 'cause, to me, it is still a personal research and, though after effects has this filter built-in, it doesn't do it in real-time, as we did - and that was the challenge of this EXERCISE.

that said, i liked your piece too, but would have liked it more if i came to know it in politer ways. i was just having fun doing this video, there was no need to brag about anything.