ZENITH Video Looper

Functional description

 The ZENITH is a video looper. It has three video inputs and a selector to switch the loop to one of the sources. You can easily change the length of the loop, as well as its entry point.

Complex loops can be created by changing the loop's input and output points from one recording to the next.

 Demonstration

Origins

The ZENITH solid state video looper is a project created by Roby Provost Blanchard as part of a programming course (IMCA 398B). It's an old radio alarm clock transformed into a video looper. All potentiometers and switches were reassigned to an Arduino Uno microcontroller. One of the ideas behind this project was to have an original interface, far removed from the traditional VJ tool.