Here’s how the Quase-Cinema VJ software C++ / OF version is coming along (work in progress).
that is REALLY impressive!!!
nice. looks pretty damn sweet!
... my VJ software would be one ginormous blink slider.
The version 2 of the Quase-Cinema VJ software - done in C++/OF is now available for download.
It’s the result of 6 months of work. It’s a living project, so it should evolve soon.
Thanks Zach, Chris, Theo and Arturo for making OF and other friends (Chris Sugrue, Damian, Stiwi) for helping me out!
Mac OS X (10.5 Intel) and Windows (XP and Vista) versions are online and Linux is on the way. The application and source code are been released.
All the best,
Alexandre Rangel - VJ Xorume
All you guys invited:
screenshot
looks great! gonna check it out
Quase-Cinema 2 interface videos:
English: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qkr2p1GhqOc&fmt=22
Portuguese: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uSzHB6hT0g&fmt=22
Version 2.2009.07.06 is online with bug fixes and performance speedup. 
Version 2.2009.07.10 is out for Mac (now 10.4 also) and Windows.
cool
Released today the version 2.2009.12.20 of the visual performance software Quase-Cinema.
The great news is the the Light Paint feature, which enables to draw on the air with light emitting objects.
The Light Paint module was developed by Alexandre Rangel during a Quase-Cinema workshop on Aalborg (Denmark), on invitation by the Tossestreger colective.
Details about the Light Paint module: http://www.quasecinema.org/LightPaint
Release for Mac OS 10.4 (and above) Intel and Windows.
The light paint interface:
Light painting with the Tossestreger colective:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaHwYxh7vWs
Quase-Cinema Light Paint demo on Museu Nacional de Brasília.
Development: Alexandre Rangel, Performance: Tiago Botelho, Soundtrack: Komka, Photography: Arthur Cordeiro and Simon Andersen.
Performance + talk (in Portuguese):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--IFjSSyvHM
Just the performance:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OerQAeblwPM
Released the beta version of the Quase-Cinema VJ software for Linux 64 (tested on Ubuntu 64 9.10).
great work! haven’t had time to test properly yet, but so far i can say that it starts correctly (ubuntu64 10.04). 
One question: Did you make any changes/bugfixes/enhancements of the ofxGui library when you were coding this project? I see that the sources packaged with quasecinema have version 0.10. Which version did you base it on (where from)?
(I’m asking because I have just started working with it, and would like to use the current/latest/best version to begin with, see also http://forum.openframeworks.cc/t/gui-wish-list/461/108)