I wanted to play with DMX-capable hardware. So I took my favorite music, threw it at FFTW3 and produced some DMX data from the result. (Yeah, sounds simple at first. :))
By now, groggle can also grab a live audio stream and work on that one. Useful for hooking a sound card in between the Apple TV and the stereo... ;) In the end, this aims to be a living room-compatible ambient light.
- Apply modern C++ where useful.
- Don't use Qt (I work with it on a daily basis, it is great, but sometimes you need to see plain ANSI C++.)