There is also:
LeBiniou:
https://gitlab.com/lebiniou/lebiniou
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdZ-UQtCrKY
Yeah, familiar with them, specially with lebiniou, even coded some stuff for it 
There has been some discussion about lebiniou earlier viewtopic.php?t=19267
With lebiniou it is possible to process video, but it is not something 'subtle', colors are replaced fully and possibilities to control effects are limited. And because it is targeted for live performances, it does not have timeline editor where you can time your effects, etc. Possibilities are using static timings (change to next set of effects after X seconds) or control them live. And changing them live, accuracy is limited by operator, and I am not at my best on such.
Lebiniou performance is limited by cpu (mostly single thread), so to run it live you either take hit in framerate or have to use low resolution. And because main developer got his final rest, most likely there won't be any major changes to it (unless someone adopts it).
ProjectM just generates its own visuals, not giving possibility to process video input.
I used a plugin in Blender that makes things move to the sound.
Which plugin?
It looks like DaVinci Resolve might be the thing I've been looking for. Unfortunately could not run that yet in my linux system (devuan) because it needs libsystemd0, and that causes conflict in my system. I have seen some libsystemd0 depency earlier computer, related to lebiniou build depencies. Then I did some dummy package and everything worked, maybe same thing works this time.
I did test video with DaVinci in windows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Kbpf5dbZqE
Statistics: Posted by tavasti — Tue Apr 23, 2024 9:36 am