500!

So thats 500 posts after 5 here is a short video to celebrate the occasion utilizing some classic videosynthesis techniques and some cheesy computer editing  

V_FOLD

Here is a nice DIY video synthesizer project that looks like it's going to be well documented and allow for more people to get involved!

http://vfoldsynth.wordpress.com/
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJh27zAH7D7xCQwiJ5ebLA

VideoRing

here is a mega cool video ring featuring some of Dave Jones tech to keep everything in sync


"Video Ring by “The Art Guys” was commissioned by Continental Airlines.

The work consists of 80 color monitors with video playing on all screens, synchronized to create an 80 channel frame synchronizer programmed to play so that there is an offset of 3 frames per player.

This gives the installation motion with the images seeming to rotate around the ring at a fast and continuous rate. This has created a smooth continuous video for travelers to enjoy as they walk through the airport terminal."

video from youtube user likeavine

Time Base Forcer

From Gieskes "It forces time base on the signal you put into it, so you can display the signal on a TV".

yaktronix

here is and interesting site and blog from Kyle Evans his video work is detailed on the site including lots of cool hardware and the co-opting junk for beautiful glitchy art  check out his links and equipment write-ups from his site!

Dirty Video Mixer

Karl Klomp's Dirty Video Mixer certainly gets about. It really is the easiest and most useful diy video project to get started with. here are some projects I found online...

heres one in a tiny blue plastic suitcase from Pan&tone 
Brazilian  and super cute! 

heres one with an photocell and a smart us of a CD case 
by servando on fliker 

and heres another unfinished involved in some text manipulation 
project, from typomotion

another from Joeknow in a classy burgundy

and another in a old printer cartridge

EPSON dirt video mixer FUSION from anatomic visual on Vimeo.

and another from ohnoitshoward on youtube


and another (tired yet) from psysaid32



and finally (although I'm sure there are way more) via pinballw1zard 

Analog Distortion - Audio to Video

analog distortion - audio to video from Indivisualists on Vimeo.