Submitted by Dan on Sat, 10/30/2010 - 02:31
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Hey Guys,
So I have been playing with pyQt recently and thought I'd have a go at writing a timelapse calculator. The cool thing about QT based apps is they are cross platform so all design for the UI translates to Windows, Mac and Linux with very little effort. The other cool thing is there is a python binding for QT which is called pyQt so it's pretty easy to learn even for a beginner like myself!
Anyways, here's a video on where I'm at so far:

Nice work Dan! Any intentions
Nice work Dan!
Any intentions to make it run on mobile platforms? (The Nokias can run python+qt, correct?)
!c
Thanks Chris, First stop is
Thanks Chris,
First stop is windows phone 7. Just got a HTC mozart so this will be a good way for me to learn the dev tools for it. But yes, I expect that you could make it run on a nokia without too much trouble. But I will leave that up to the open source community to play with if they want :) Do you mind if I put the source code up next to where ever you are keeping open moc stuff? I know you set me up with a sorceforge account ages ago. Would that still be the best place to put it?
Dan.
For those who are interested
For those who are interested the source code is up!
https://openmoco.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openmoco/TimelapseCalculator/trunk/
Still need to do some docs for usage and installation. Chris, do you mind is I do a page for this on openmoco.org ?
Dan, please do! I'll link it
Dan, please do! I'll link it from the main software page.
!chris
This runs on ubuntu 10.10 but
This runs on ubuntu 10.10 but the shooting and playback duration boxes are compressed horizontally so that you cannot see the contents. Any ideas?