Show HN: Flutter - Control Spotify or iTunes Using Gestures thru Webcam
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#42It was a bit surreal. Very cool. Can't wait for more gestures or a generalized way to program my own gestures. I would love to be able to gesture "Switch to iTerm.app" by doing an OK sign or something. Sign language letters maybe?
Anyway, thanks. Really enjoy it already, can't wait for more. Also, I would pay money for this. If it had all of the play/pause/forward/back functionality I think I'd give you 4.99 if it was accurate. Just sayin'.
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#43Re: Show HN: Flutter - Control Spotify or iTunes Using Gestures thru Webcam
#44Though I know there's a chance you'd not be willing to share the information, I'd love to learn a little bit about how you built this product. It appears as though you're using ML to recognize the gestures—anything else you could share would be fascinating. I'll be sending in a job application, as well!
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#45What's nice about this is you don't need to switch screens to pause the music if you find yourself writing/coding and need some quiet when you're in the zone. Granted you can do this with the mac play/pause physical buttons but that would require your eyes to look down and pause your thought process. This happened to me just now after I installed Flutter, and it seemed to me that physical gestures didn't interrupt my…
By the way I see great application in this for education, particularly with smaller kids
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#46Re: Show HN: Flutter - Control Spotify or iTunes Using Gestures thru Webcam
#47Re: Show HN: Flutter - Control Spotify or iTunes Using Gestures thru Webcam
#48This is awesome. However, music control isn't a pain point for me. What I would pay for is a start/pause gesture for Netflix/Hulu/Amazon Video. Worst thing about TV on a computer.
The hard part was that we used sending keyboard shortcuts as our method of sending commands (which works for programs we support like WMP or VLC), but we couldn't do that reliably to Flash. We thought about switching to UI Automation but haven't done so yet.