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Java for live control

Creative technology · ADL era

During the ADL period, Java was part of the practical toolkit for building live performance software: networked multimedia, surtitling, and sound and light control.

In the 2010 immersive multimedia draft, Java is described as the platform for synchronising separate computers and displays over a network - a useful bridge between experimental visuals and dependable theatre operation.

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  ADL: technology for live theatre

  Java was part of the software layer for live theatre systems.

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  Immersive multimedia systems

  The multi-projector draft describes a Java-based implementation path.

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  ADL: technology for live theatre

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  Immersive multimedia systems

  Java provided the networked software layer described in the draft.

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