I found a problem when played on an ordinary TV
(rather than a computer): due to interlacing,
the horizontal stave lines suffer from
"interline twitter". This makes the video very
flickery, which means the viewer does not want
to get too close to it, which makes it very
difficult to see the detail
Silas S. Brown escreveu:
> #(ly:set-option 'clip-systems)
>
> Now find the \score block, and at the end of it
> add the following:
>
> \layout { clip-regions = #(list
> (cons
> (make-rhythmic-location 0 0 1)
> (make-rhythmic-location 9 0 1))
> )}
>
This sho
> On Sunday 05 August 2007, Silas S. Brown wrote:
> > Here is a mini-howto for using Lilypond to make
> > a score-following DVD. Any comments?
Awesome! Maybe making a short video using this method could be useful
for LilyPond PR (for example somewhere on the website, or on a
free-licensing podca
On Sunday 05 August 2007, Silas S. Brown wrote:
> Imaginary poster wrote:
> > this is a fake quote to get my post past gmane. For some
> > reason it keeps accusing me of "top posting" when I'm
> > not, so I'm putting this in to try to persuade it to let
> > me through.
>
> (I think it's because th
Silas S. Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here is a mini-howto for using Lilypond to make
> a score-following DVD.
> [...]
Score +1, Insightful
nicolas
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I do hope that it won't munge the code.)
Making a Score-Following DVD with Lilypond
The idea is to make a DVD of a score that will
be displayed on the screen as the music is being
played, and the score follows the performance.
You need a working Lilypond installation, and a
score in Lil
