Video processing with Node + Fabric

[Fabric Paul]

Hi guys - great to have met some of you last week at NodeSummit :) We
had a lot of fun...

We just completed a sample showing video processing using node and
Fabric. Here's an excerpt from the blog:

http://fabric-engine.com/2012/01/video-processing-in-node-js/

"Since our forthcoming release (1.0.20) supports a solid and high
performance system for file IO, Fabric Engine can now be put through
its paces for any IO intensive task.

Aside from client-side applications, this new system allows developers
to implement IO intensive automation using Fabric Engine inside
node.js. To illustrate this, we've built a sample application that
uses all of the power of Fabric Engine for a custom video processing
application. The application utilizes the Fabric Engine Dependency
Graph, operators based on our KL language, JavaScript logic as well as
multi-threading using the powerful Map&Reduce framework. It's targeted
at people new to Fabric Engine, but who are familiar with JavaScript
as well node.js. Overall the application holds about 300 lines of
source code, containing all of the JavaScript and KL code. The whole
process could be implemented with KL using Map&Reduce, but to show all
of the different components in action together it made more sense to
use JavaScript for the logic and program flow, and KL for the heavy
lifting and IO."

It's a first pass - there's a lot more that can be done from here.
Would be great to get your feedback :)

If you want to sign up for the beta, go to http://fabric-engine.com/developers/

Thanks a lot,

Paul