I’ve noticed that some support requests get lost in spam filtering in the comments, or go unnoticed because of the amount of spam. I’ve made a new Forum for existing and upcoming projects, located at forums.v002.info, which is also means this site is hosted on a new domain, v002.info.

Hopefully this means better communication between Tom, myself and anyone with issues or questions. Stay tuned for new projects.

The v002 Glitch plugins have been updated for 10.6/QC 4.0 compatibility. Apologies for the delay with that one, its been a long time coming. Expect new Glitch fun from bangnoise sooner rather than later!

Here’s a reminder of what can be done with the v002 Glitch plugins and VDMX. The download includes VDMX qcFX, as well as CoGe players and effects modules.

Version 2.0.2 restores support for older Mac models and optionally clips output to actual screen space. A patch for use with CoGe is included too.

1.0.2 of Film Effects and 2.0.2 of Optical Flow brings them to parity with the latest v002 Blurs release in terms of patch and host application compatibility.

2.0.2 update brings important compatibility fixes for some image processing patches within the Quartz Composer environment, as well image fidelity fixes for host applications. Thanks to Jerry Smith for helping isolate.

For example, here is VDMX with 2.0.1:

with 2.0.2 - notice the lack of banding, artifacts and proper brightness:

Version 2.0.1 fixes an embarrassing crash in some situations, removes an unsightly resource leak and increases reliability of the plugin and background helper application. Thanks to Lucy Benson for helping to locate the bugs and make sure they were squashed.

I am very pleased to announce that Tom Butterworth (bangnoise) and Eric Redlinger (ecumedesjour) will be helping out with v002 plugin development.

Tom has already been instrumental behind the scenes helping with updates to existing plugins as well as new plugins yet to see the light of day. Tom has some amazing Quartz Composer plugins he has released on his own, you can check them out at Toms homepage. “Datamosh” is just awesome, I highly recommend it.

Eric is responsible for both 10-Base-T Interactive’s applications, as well as the iPhone OSC controller Mrmr (pronounced murmur). Eric also helped spearhead Quartz Composer custom VJ app development early on by releasing QC Performer, an open-source cocoa app that used a simple API to let anyone insert their own QC patches and take advantage of native cocoa functions such as multi-screen playback support and dynamic hotkeys.

Both Tom and Eric are fantastic developers, and I am very happy to have them helping out on v002.

v002 Screen Capture 2.0 is out, which offers a slew of new features, most importantly full functionality within the Quartz Composer editor application. Check out the demo video below for more information. Be sure to watch in HD on Vimeo to get all the details.

v002 Rutt Etra 2.0.1 is out, which gives a non-trivial performance increase over 2.0. Integrated graphics users will see a performance increase, but users with dedicated GPUs should see an even larger increase in performance due to support of optimal floating point formats.

With 2.0.1 I am able to now run twice the resolution at 60 frames per second over 2.0 on my 3 year old Mac Book Pro.

I’ve just updated v002 Optical Flow to 2.0 for 10.6/Quartz Composer 4.0 compatibility. No new features, but it retains backwards compatibility with 10.5, Intel and PPC systems for Quartz Composer 3.0 as well.