Hi wonderful ROG Community, Beta testers wanted. MOJUZE is a 3D Music Visualiser which aims to give broadcast-quality event motion graphics on Android, iOS, PC, Mac and Linux.
The target audience are DJs and VJs (Video DJs). There are a lot of tools out there for VJs and there are some pretty cool ones. But imagine if you are a new DJ starting out, or even somebody that's been around. Notice those cool video backgrounds and big LED boards?
What if you could walk up, plug in your Android or iOS device, and instantly see it on the big screen, including DJ logos, touch-manipulation, and (coming soon) visualisation according to ~live~ music input? Also, social, cloud, hipster stuff.
If you could provide feedback for me, that would be great.
I thought I'd share here and ask your help because this uses Unity3D Engine and you can try the Nvidia Control Panel to MAX out all your settings when running the EXE. Yes, it's a pushover now but when I add more particles to it... muah ha ha ha ha.
Questions I have: 1. What music do you like? 2. Do you care about visuals at a pop/rock/dance concert? 3. What suggestions do you have about this app?
@srmojuze, I would advise, if the Unity Engine allows it, downgrading the android code to 2.2-2.3 version requirements. That would allow you to reach a much wider spread of the market.
Zygomorphic wrote: @srmojuze, I would advise, if the Unity Engine allows it, downgrading the android code to 2.2-2.3 version requirements. That would allow you to reach a much wider spread of the market.
Windows version is in the works and Beta is planned to be released when I do a VJ session on April 20th, 2013.
Zygomorphic wrote: @srmojuze, I would advise, if the Unity Engine allows it, downgrading the android code to 2.2-2.3 version requirements. That would allow you to reach a much wider spread of the market.
sectionate wrote: srmojuze just curious how hard/long did it take to get google approval to be uploaded?
Hi, the Google approval was very fast, just several hours. Not sure if because this was compiled with Unity3D, so Google might be "familiar" with these sorts of binaries.
srmojuze wrote: Hi, the Google approval was very fast, just several hours. Not sure if because this was compiled with Unity3D, so Google might be "familiar" with these sorts of binaries.
Google is working on speeding up the process, especially since they are starting to run software that automatically checks for piracy and viruses. They run every single Android app on VMs in the cloud to check for certain types of activity, and kick applications that violate policies. It's an impressive system that they have going there!
