Hello, what you did is the correct way of switching between the built-in video library and GSVideo.

There is no way of using GSVideo without making the changes you just described, otherwise Processing wont' be able to know that you are trying to load GSVideo.

I could have named the video capture class Capture instead of GSCapture, but I think it is better idea to keep different names to differentiate between the two libraries.

For Linux it doesn't matter, since the built-in video library is not functional at all. But on Windows and Mac, having different names gives you the possibility of loading both libraries at the same time, in the situation you need to use classes from both codeanticode.gsvideo and processing.video simultaneously.

Cheers,
Andres

Hello!

Whatever you find inside the File >> Examples menu only has examples for whatever is built right into processing.
Examples for manually installed libraries can be found in  File >> Sketchbook >> libraries.


The reason that the examples of the built-in video library don't work on linux is that they still depend on quicktime.

Thanks guys, 

Hey guys, thanks for the help with this. I got it working and successfully used my app for a graffiti workshop. Some pics here of the results!

great pics. thanks for posting!

Is this a workshop at a high school?