Sonify raw video data using Midi CCs and multichannel processing with Ecasound & FFmpeg :^)
Syntax: ./glitchcam WIDTHxHEIGTH colorspace audiosamplerate ffaudioformat ecaaudioformat fx1=0 fx2=0
e.g. ./glitchcam 640x360 xyz12le 44100 mulaw 16 fx1=17 fx2=36
Ubuntu lol
v4l-utils - sudo apt-get install v4l-utils
FFmpeg - sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
Rosegarden - sudo apt-get install rosegarden<-- Set Rosegarden MIDI out to 14:0 and use the Midi Mixer
ladspa-sdk - sudo apt-get install ladspa-sdk <-- ladspa header file thing needed for ecasound to be ladspa compatible
Alsa Lib shared library - sudo apt-get install libasound2<-- I needed this to make eca work with my Alsa Sequencer.
Ecasound <-- configure source with ./configure --enable-shared --enable-alsa -enable-ladspa
Audacity - sudo apt-get install audacity
Tap-Plugins - sudo apt-get install tap-plugins
A webcam - Walmart
Also chmod +x glitchcam to make the file executable.
You may need to move some ladspa plugins from /usr/lib/ladspa to /usr/local/lib/ladspa or vice versa.
Then in a terminal enter echo "ladspa-register" | ecasound -c to make sure ecasound picks up your plugins.
If you don't have a webcam well its pretty ez to edit the source for an input file :>
Due to some weird bash bug FFmeg likes to hang sometimes. Have killall -s SIGKILL ffmpeg ready lol.
Some colorspaces require specific sample rates and audio formats like 16bit or 32bit to not be slow asf (e.g ffmpeg -i blah -f u16le)