Installing core image

I don't want to install all of xcode tools just core images, can someone tell me what i click on to just install core image?
When I click the thing on my desk top I have:
3 box icons: xcodetools.mpkg, dashcode.pkg, webobjects.mpkg
1 folder: packages
Thanks for your help.
Susan

Hi Susan;
You may get more help on your question if you post it in the Xcode Forum.
Allan

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Core image help

I'm a new iMac user so bear with me....
I don't want to install all of xcode tools just core images, can someone tell me what i click on to just install core image?
When I click the thing on my desk top I have:
3 box icons: xcodetools.mpkg, dashcode.pkg, webobjects.mpkg
1 folder: packages
Thanks for your help.
Susan

CoreImage capabilities are part of the OS itself. You may not need to install anything. However some of the features of CoreImage are dependent on the graphics capabilities of your particular computer (ie your graphics card).
If you have or want to use third-party programs that make use of CoreImage then they should "just work".
If you are wanting to _write your own programs_ that make use of of CoreImage capabilities then you will need to install the Xcode tools.
If this doesn't make sense then post some more details describing what you're trying to accomplish.
Steve

Core Image Question New ATI 9800 in QS 2x1ghz

I just installed a Radeon 9800 Mac Edition (128MB) in my Quicksilver 2002 Dual 1ghz w/ 1.5 GB RAM running Leopard.
I downloaded and installed the latest version of ATI Displays (4.5.7).
In System Profiler, under Core Image, it says, "Hardware Accelerated" instead of "Supported" like I expected it to say.
I do have two CRT monitors connected to the card, but it says the same thing if I only have the main connected.
Profiler says this:
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro:
Chipset Model: ATY,R350
Type: Display
Bus: AGP
Slot: SLOT-1
VRAM (Total): 128 MB
Vendor: ATI (0x1002)
Device ID: 0x4e48
Revision ID: 0x0000
ROM Revision: 113-A0750A-201
Displays:
VGA Display:
Resolution: 1024 x 768 @ 75 Hz
Depth: 32-bit Color
Core Image: Hardware Accelerated
Mirror: Off
Online: Yes
Quartz Extreme: Supported
CPD-G420S:
Resolution: 1152 x 870 @ 75 Hz
Depth: 32-bit Color
Core Image: Hardware Accelerated
Main Display: Yes
Mirror: Off
Online: Yes
Quartz Extreme: Supported
Should I be concerned about this? Is there a way to change it to "Supported"? Is there something obvious I'm missing?
Thanks!

When I installed Leopard on my Quicksilver I noticed the wording went from Supported to Hardware Accelerated for my Radeon 9600.
From what I've read about Core Image in the past, if a programmable GPU isn't available, AltiVec may be used. The following link contains some additional information:
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/os/macosx-10-4.ars/15
I'm wondering if the wording has been changed to reflect whether it's performed by the GPU or not. It would be interesting to see what's shown for graphics cards that don't support Core Image.

Leopard, can it run without core image?

well i got an ibook g4 from my friend and i bought leopard disk new from ebay it was boxed and all well anyways i want to install leopard on my ibook which is running 10.4.11
the specs are
1.7 ghz
786 ram
60 gb hard drive
my question is that i think that the ibook doesnt support Core image, can i install it on the ibook cuz im thinking of doing a clean install since its neww any thoughts??

Requirements for OS X 10.5
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3759?viewlocale=en_US

Can't Find Core Image on Computer

I have installed Developer on my harddrive, gone to applications and find Core Audio and Core Foundation but I can't find Core Image at all. I'm wanting to experiment with it's editing features on digital images.
I have Tiger 10.4.6 and I assume I had the correct version of Developer Tools.
Need some advice.
Bill

Core Image is part of Quartz. It's a collection of programming APIs, not a separate application.
However, my Dev Tools installation includes a pre-built sample app called "Core Image Fun House" found in "Developer -> Applications -> Graphics Tools". There area also several Core Image example programs found in "Developer -> Examples -> Quartz -> Core Image".
If you're interested in examining the Core Image header files they can be found in "System -> Library -> Frameworks -> QuartzCore.framework -> Headers".
You might also want to experiment with "Quartz Composer" (also found in "Developer -> Applications -> Graphics Tools".
Reference documentation for all this stuff should have been installed with your copy of Xcode Tools (current version is 2.3).
Steve

Core Image Fun House stopped working

I installed the developer tools so I could change the parameters of the harddrive spindown.
An added bonus was core image fun house, which is indeed fun.
Or more accurately was fun because now its stopped working. It loads fine but nothing works within the application, I have not experienced crashes or anything so its most odd.
I repaired permissions, optimised the system, re-installed the developer tool kit, removed the folder from Application support and deleted the plist file. Then after all that I restarted the mac and still nothing.
When you try to apply effects you get this in the console, regarding any effect you are trying to do:
2006-03-25 14:25:01.092 Core Image Fun House[600] CIPerspectiveTransform: perspective: nil value for argument #0 (source)
2006-03-25 14:25:23.193 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:24.471 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:25.075 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:30.412 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:30.630 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:32.862 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:32.929 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:33.030 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:33.080 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:34.423 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
2006-03-25 14:25:34.624 Core Image Fun House[609] CIPerspectiveTile: perspectiveTile: nil value for argument #0 (src)
Any ideas?

I made the tests on a Core Image enabled eMac G4 (at least this is what is reported by System Profiler.app).
I had a confirm that the software is broken from a friend of mine and I found this archived thread that reported the same error in console.log.
Any idea of what's going on?

Core image funhouse

Ok, I've been searching for over an hour now, so I've come here. My roomate has a macbook pro, I just bought a new macbook, so its about a year newer than his. he has an app on his mac called CORE IMAGE FUNHOUSE. this app looks like something I want but my mac doesnt seem to have it and I cant find anywhere I can download it, I read all the posts about Core image stuff, I dont really care about that, I just want to have access to this program. can someone help me out??

It's part of your Xcode 2.2 developer tools. You should find them on your install DVD.
http://developer.apple.com/macosx/coreimage.html
Tools for Exploration
Tiger comes with two tools that are extremely useful for exploring the capabilities of Core Image. The first is Core Image Fun House, pictured to the right. Core Image Fun House is a simple test bed application that allows you to get started and experiment with Image Units. You can start out with a base image, apply a color control filter, an exposure adjust filter, white point adjust filter, and a color blend mode filter—all the while watching the filters being applied to the source image in real time. By using Core Image Fun House and seeing how Image Units work, you can get a feel for how Image Units could be used in your own applications.
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Core Image?

Hey, I've recently switched to mac after being disappointed with my old pc. So far it's been great and I'm thoroughly happy. I'm interested in graphics and use Photoshop, Image Ready and iPhoto. So to increase my graphics options I decided to use Core Imgage that I have heard and read about, however, a Spotlight search shows that I don't have it. So I'm wondering does Core Image come with 10.4.7? Or has something gone pear-shaped and for some reason i don't have it for whatever reason. If so, is there a place I can download it, as I've not seen anything on the Apple site.
Thanks for any replies.
-baz

Mac OS X 10.4: Requirements for Quartz Extreme and Core Image graphics
If you're wondering what the video requirements are for Quartz Extreme and Core Image in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, find out in this informative document.
Note: Quartz Extreme and Core Image are impressive video enhancements in Tiger that appear on fast Macs. But even if you have an older computer that can't use Quartz Extreme or Core Image, it can still run Tiger if it meets the system requirements. If you have a third-party video card installed, contact the card manufacturer to determine if it is Tiger-compatible.
Quartz Extreme
Some appealing graphics effects, such as the "rotating cube" effect you see when using Fast User Switching to switch users, are powered by Quartz Extreme. Quartz Extreme uses OpenGL and a supported graphics card to reduce the number of onscreen calculations being performed by the CPU. To take advantage of Quartz Extreme, you need one of the following graphics cards:
ATI: Any AGP-based ATI RADEON GPU, with 16 MB VRAM or better.
NVIDIA: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX or later, with 16 MB VRAM or better.
Core Image
Other graphics effects and optimizations in Tiger, such as the ripple effect that shows when you place a widget on Dashboard, are driven by Core Image. When a programmable GPU is present, Core Image uses the graphics card for image processing operations, freeing the CPU for other tasks. To take advantage of Core Image, you need one of the following graphics cards:
ATI Mobility Radeon 9700
ATI Radeon 9550, 9650, 9600, 9600 XT, 9800 XT, X800 XT
nVidia GeForce FX Go 5200
nVidia GeForce FX 5200 Ultra
nVidia GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL, 6800 GT DDL
If you have a different card, contact the manufacturer for Core Image compatibility information.
Verifying compatibility with System Profiler
With Mac OS X 10.4, you can use System Profiler to make sure your computer's GPU supports Quartz Extreme or Core Image.
Open System Profiler (it's in /Applications/Utilities, or, if started from the Tiger install disc, open it from the Utilities menu).
Click "Graphics/Displays" under Contents.
In the right pane under "Display," look for the Quartz Extreme and Core Image lines; next to each, you will see either "Supported" or "Not Supported."
Important: Information about products not manufactured by Apple is provided for information purposes only, and does not constitute Apple's recommendation or endorsement. Please contact the vendor for additional information.

Core Image - do I need it?

I'm thinking of making a few upgrades to pep up my 2001 Quicksilver 867MHz.
My present graphics card is the OEM GeForce2 Mx with 32MB VRAM installed the 4x AGP slot. This card does NOT support Apple's Core Image. I don't really understand what Core Image is all about. Some of Apple's info suggests that if my video card does not support Core Image, then displaying graphics requires more CPU power under Tiger.
I do not play games which require high frame rates (I do play the Myst series, up through IV - but I doubt it is taxing my video card). I also do Photoshop and iMovie/iDVD, but nothing major. Most of my iMovies have been from stills, not video.
My question is this - would there be any advantage to getting a video card which supports Core Image for a non-gamer who does not do heavy duty video editing? Should I expect to see any improvement in general 2D responsiveness if I had an updated video card?
Thanks,
-GW
Quicksilver G4, 867 Mhz Mac OS X (10.4.7)
Quicksilver G4, 867 Mhz Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Mostly, core graphics just makes things faster, but there are some functions that require it. e.g. adjusting the video (brightness, contrast, color) of DVD player or QuickTime movies.

Quartz Composer effects render blank white video - confused re Core Image

I've tried the Quartz Composer effects in iMovie 6 but they preview as blank white video and when I apply the effect they render as blank white video.
Here's my video config:
Chipset Model: ATY,RADEON
Type: Display
Bus: AGP
Slot: SLOT-A
VRAM (Total): 32 MB
Vendor: ATI (0x1002)
Device ID: 0x5144
Revision ID: 0x0000
ROM Revision: 113-74901-224
Displays:
Acer AL1912:
Resolution: 1152 x 870 @ 75 Hz
Depth: 32-bit Color
Core Image: Not Supported
Main Display: Yes
Mirror: Off
Online: Yes
Quartz Extreme: Supported
After reading this page:
http://www.apple.com/support/imovie/hottips/
I see that the Quartz Composer effects are supported only for Core Image supported video cards. I think that means I'm out of luck. It seems odd that the effects still attempt to render and be applied even if my system doesn't support them. Is something wrong with my installation, or is this expected behavior?
I've seen statements here on the discussions that Quartz Extreme should enable effects like the ripple when opening or closing Dashboard Widgets. My card does support Quartz Extreme but I do not see the ripples. I'm guessing that it's actually Core Image that produces those effects and that's why I don't see them. Is that a correct guess?
I guess I'm confused over the difference between Quartz Extreme and Core Image.
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Quartz Extreme, as I understand it, is used by OS X for drawing windows
That is true. Quartz Extreme is a special, hardware accelerated instance of Quartz. Quartz is OS X's native drawing environment. When Quartz Extreme is not supported, Quartz will be used instead.
Quartz Composer is something else that builds on Quartz. It appears it requires Core Image. Core Image is a set of graphics routines that allow image manipulation (if you have the developer package installed, you can also find an application called 'Quartz Composer' that you can use to define effects, screensavers etc).
Core Image also intents to leverage your GPU. Apple's Documentation alleges that if there is no GPU available it will use the CPU instead. Theoretically, your Mac should support Core Image. Yet...
From Dennis' System specs:
Core Image: Not Supported
This may be the reason why you can't use these effects in iMovie. Because of shortcomings in iMovie's plug-in API, the plug-ins may still show up in the f/x panel - they simply will not function when selected.
Perhaps a later version of OS X enables CoreImage on all Macs?
Hope this helps,
-ch
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x 1024 at 75 hz. the card seems to work fine , so how do I get the core image to work?

IN a perfect world, you would get an OEM Radeon 9700 and it would give you Core Image while maintaining ADC connection.
But you may find thast card nearly impossible to find. Aside from which, having your G4 use it's power supply to run an Apple CRT is probably not best solution.
A flashed Radeon 9800 or better coupled with a an ADC to DVI connector would relieve your G4 of powering the display AND give you Core Image.

GeForce4 MX Mac Edition and Core Image

Do I have Core Image Support under either Tiger 10.4.11 or Leopard 10.5.7 using a GeForce4 MX (Mac Edition, originally installed in a QS 2002 Dual 1GHz)?
I'm running it in a Digital Audio Dual 533 in its 4x AGP Slot.
Under Leopard 10.5.7, the system profiler says its Software Supported, but I don't see any "Ripple Effect" when adding something to the Dashboard. Under Tiger 10.4.11, it says Not Supported. I thought I had at least Software support in my Quicksilver 2002 Dual 1GHz when I was running with Leopard or maybe Tiger there ... CI wasn't available in Panther 10.3.9, was it?
Any suggestions where I can get Mac OS X Tiger and Leopard GeForce 4MX user documentation?
I'd like to make to best use of it in my DA under Tiger (and maybe Leopard).
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Bill,
I'm a little confused at what exactly "Software core image is", for information sake my eMac with an ATI 7500 (does not support core image) displays the same behaviour in 10.4 and 10.5 (Core image 'not supported' in 10.4 and 10.5 'software supported'), but no ripple effect etc..
In my experience any card that does not supported hardware-wise for Core Image won't display the ripple effect - maybe there is an underlying advantage of 'software supported' video cards but I'm not sure what - maybe it's just vague terminology which means the same thing under 10.4 and 10.5
I suppose the conclusion I have is don't expect to see the 'ripple effect' or other visual core image features :P.

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Hello there Gentlemen, currently running my Dual G4 with a ATI Pro Radeon 9000. This card does NOT Support Core Image. i need however ADC for
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Hey null,
looks like we have close to the same machine. I have the 9000 card in my machine also and recently purchased the ATI 9800 which is supposed to be a great card. Unfortunately, it isn't working for me yet. I don't know if the problem is just my computer or something else. I have an open thread just two below yours:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=264933&tstart=0
Here's the link for graphics cards that support core image..
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301347
I don't see the 9800 listed in this list? But I could have sworn it was on the list a couple months ago, at least the 9800 was in order to run Motion. It's so completely frustrating.
Post back if you get a video card working and what it is.

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