Let's Make GameJam! (next Tuesday, 28 April)

[Nick Lowe-3]

Hi *,

Let's Make Games is running an event for people to learn about GameJam,
play previous entries, and find some like-minded people to jam with!

This will lead into the next GameJam which starts next Friday (May 1).

Details:

      * Title: Let’s Make GameJam!
      * Time/Date: 6:30pm - 9:30pm, Tuesday, April 28
      * Location: eCentral TAFE, 140 Royal Street, East Perth

More information (including a printable flyer) is available on the Let's
Make Games website:

      * http://www.letsmakegames.org

There will be $1 soft-drinks and $2 hot dogs (meat or vegetarian)
weather permitting. Please RSVP at the website for catering purposes.

A huge thanks to eCentral TAFE for providing the venue, and to everyone
who attends these events for making the local scene so awesome! :D

Regards,

- Nick


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[Andy H-3]

I have HDMI-out on my laptop and I want to export some animations and
videos to my hard drive recorder.

Does anyone know of an HDMI to RGB cable?  I think perhaps the PS3 has
one, but I don't to buy it just in case it has some proprietory wiring
and doesn't function like a normal HDMI cable.

In general the answer I get is WHY?  Why would I want to degrade the
image? Well because I just want a low res copy (720 x 576) of the videos
to record easily on my domestic HDD recorder and send to my parents.

Andy H.

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[Richard Lancaster]

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Nick

Happy to host the event. I don't know if its worth mentioning that the campus is next to the Claisebrook train station (Armadale line). Also the staff car park at the rear of the campus (entrance at the corner of Fielder and Kensington streets) is available to anyone after 5pm.

I will book the Lecture theatre and the presentation room next to it in case you want to use them. No problem with making three labs available and can increase that if necessary.

Richard

> From: nick@...
> To: pigmi@...
> Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:30:24 +0800
> Subject: [PIGMI] Let's Make GameJam! (next Tuesday, 28 April)
>
> Hi *,
>
> Let's Make Games is running an event for people to learn about GameJam,
> play previous entries, and find some like-minded people to jam with!
>
> This will lead into the next GameJam which starts next Friday (May 1).
>
> Details:
>
> * Title: Let’s Make GameJam!
> * Time/Date: 6:30pm - 9:30pm, Tuesday, April 28
> * Location: eCentral TAFE, 140 Royal Street, East Perth
>
> More information (including a printable flyer) is available on the Let's
> Make Games website:
>
> * http://www.letsmakegames.org
>
> There will be $1 soft-drinks and $2 hot dogs (meat or vegetarian)
> weather permitting. Please RSVP at the website for catering purposes.
>
> A huge thanks to eCentral TAFE for providing the venue, and to everyone
> who attends these events for making the local scene so awesome! :D
>
> Regards,
>
> - Nick
>
>
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[Scott Kerr]

when you say rgb, what connection do you mean? If you mean the three coloured cables, it's component which isn't actually rgb, and doesn't have a converter. The component cables for the ps3 use the analog video out on the machine, not the hdmi port.
Easiest way would be to find a laptop with an alalog video out. Converting hdmi to analog doesn't really exist, at least from what i've seen.

2009/4/22 Andy H <andyhawkins@...>

I have HDMI-out on my laptop and I want to export some animations and videos to my hard drive recorder.

Does anyone know of an HDMI to RGB cable?  I think perhaps the PS3 has one, but I don't to buy it just in case it has some proprietory wiring and doesn't function like a normal HDMI cable.

In general the answer I get is WHY?  Why would I want to degrade the image? Well because I just want a low res copy (720 x 576) of the videos to record easily on my domestic HDD recorder and send to my parents.

Andy H.

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[Bodie Hartley]

I use a HDMI to DVI cable to view my laptop on a monitor, i'm sure there were HDMI to Analog as well, i got mine at my local computer store, http://www.comwiz.net.au/shop_item.asp?StockCode=CBL-LEM-200-0770-2 , thats the product there, and then you could possibly use a DVI to analog converter.

On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 4:58 PM, Scott Kerr <sedkerr@...> wrote:

when you say rgb, what connection do you mean? If you mean the three coloured cables, it's component which isn't actually rgb, and doesn't have a converter. The component cables for the ps3 use the analog video out on the machine, not the hdmi port.
Easiest way would be to find a laptop with an alalog video out. Converting hdmi to analog doesn't really exist, at least from what i've seen.

2009/4/22 Andy H <andyhawkins@...>

I have HDMI-out on my laptop and I want to export some animations and videos to my hard drive recorder.

Does anyone know of an HDMI to RGB cable?  I think perhaps the PS3 has one, but I don't to buy it just in case it has some proprietory wiring and doesn't function like a normal HDMI cable.

In general the answer I get is WHY?  Why would I want to degrade the image? Well because I just want a low res copy (720 x 576) of the videos to record easily on my domestic HDD recorder and send to my parents.

Andy H.

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[Andy H-3]

Yeah sorry, I meant the red and white for audio and yellow for video.

> when you say rgb, what connection do you mean? If you mean the three
> coloured cables, it's component which isn't actually rgb, and doesn't
> have a converter. The component cables for the ps3 use the analog
> video out on the machine, not the hdmi port.
> Easiest way would be to find a laptop with an alalog video out.
> Converting hdmi to analog doesn't really exist, at least from what
> i've seen.
>
> 2009/4/22 Andy H <andyhawkins@...
> <mailto:andyhawkins@...>>
>
>     I have HDMI-out on my laptop and I want to export some animations
>     and videos to my hard drive recorder.
>
>     Does anyone know of an HDMI to RGB cable?  I think perhaps the PS3
>     has one, but I don't to buy it just in case it has some
>     proprietory wiring and doesn't function like a normal HDMI cable.
>
>     In general the answer I get is WHY?  Why would I want to degrade
>     the image? Well because I just want a low res copy (720 x 576) of
>     the videos to record easily on my domestic HDD recorder and send
>     to my parents.
>
>     Andy H.
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[Scott Kerr]

Oh, that's composite video your looking at. The sound is easy, you can
pick up a minijack (computer speakers & headphones plug) to RCA (the
red & white) cable for cheap at Tandys or similar. HDMI to composite
would be harder, I can't think of anything to do it directly off the
top of my head. I'd say your best bet would be to record the
animations on your laptop, then transfer them to an older laptop with
analog video out (the round plug), which is easy to get a composite
plug for.

Anyway, good luck with getting them transfered.

On 22/04/2009, Andy H <andyhawkins@...> wrote:

> Yeah sorry, I meant the red and white for audio and yellow for video.
>
>
>> when you say rgb, what connection do you mean? If you mean the three
>> coloured cables, it's component which isn't actually rgb, and doesn't
>> have a converter. The component cables for the ps3 use the analog
>> video out on the machine, not the hdmi port.
>> Easiest way would be to find a laptop with an alalog video out.
>> Converting hdmi to analog doesn't really exist, at least from what
>> i've seen.
>>
>> 2009/4/22 Andy H <andyhawkins@...
>> <mailto:andyhawkins@...>>
>>
>>     I have HDMI-out on my laptop and I want to export some animations
>>     and videos to my hard drive recorder.
>>
>>     Does anyone know of an HDMI to RGB cable?  I think perhaps the PS3
>>     has one, but I don't to buy it just in case it has some
>>     proprietory wiring and doesn't function like a normal HDMI cable.
>>
>>     In general the answer I get is WHY?  Why would I want to degrade
>>     the image? Well because I just want a low res copy (720 x 576) of
>>     the videos to record easily on my domestic HDD recorder and send
>>     to my parents.
>>
>>     Andy H.
>>
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