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Video Scratching Goes Mainstream

Posted by simoniker on from the wiki-wiki-wiki dept.

Boomzilla writes "Pioneer has released a digital audio and video turntable (the DVJ-X1), which allows you to manipulate and playback synchronized digital audio and video. You can manipulate DVD visuals in the same way as you would music i.e. real-time digital video scratches, loops and instant cues. The video and audio streams will stay in sync, even when they're being reversed and pitched. I guess this is the logical, commercialized version of that which has been done before. It's being shown at CES, and there are several pictures on the official Pioneer site."

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  1. Hello Smithers by Sarojin · · Score: 5, Funny

    You are very good.. at turning me on

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  2. Revolutionary.... by _Pinky_ · · Score: 5, Funny

    At least for my porn collection!

  3. That much RAM... by irokitt · · Score: 4, Funny

    Hmm...

    It has RAM, and a DVD drive. Therefore, it can be made to run Linux!

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  4. Re:Done before and again... by sakusha · · Score: 4, Funny

    Well that's nothing new. I attended an art history lecture where a professor described how the ancient Greeks used arrays of tinted glass with candles behind them, behind shutters activated by strings attached to a keyboard. They would take ergot to trip out, then listen to lyre concerts with freaky light shows.