Mute 0.1 beta - Review
Jan 23, 06:10 PM by Marko
Mute is a open source software which aims to facilitate improvised, unique visuals. Mute currently allows you to mix 3 channels of swfs and jpegs and apply up to 9 dynamic filters at a time.
Key Features:
* Intuitive Interface
* Unique Filters
* Open Source Software
* Supports .swf and .jpg
* lightweight (~4.89 MB)
Mute is open source software so there is great potential for third party plug-ins and collaborative development.
The current version of mute is beta 0.1 is unfortunately Windows only at the moment. If you a Mac user you can contact the developers to test the OSX alpha version.
See more information on the official site.
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It’s a pretty cool software you should definitly take a look at this!
it would start to be interesting when they would allow mpeg and avi as well.