cineSpace Documentation
Setting up cineSpace
Setting up equalEyes under Linux is easy. Open the cineSpace archive (
.tgz file). Copy the RisingSunResearch directory to the desired
location. Inside the are the cineSpace applications, plugins and an
rsr.conf file.
All that remains to be done is to set the $RSR_APP_DIR
environment variable to the installation directory and ensure that
the applications are accessable from your PATH
1.
The Mac OS X version of cineSpace comes as a disk image containing an
installer. Open the disk image (.dmg file) and run the cineSpace
installer (.pkg file) it will be the only file in the disk image.
Running the installer and following the on screen directions will install
the cineSpace programs into the directory of your choice.
Finally you should set the $RSR_APP_DIR
variable to point to the
location of your installation.
Running the installer (.exe file) will install equalEyes into a specified
directory and place shortcut icons in the appropriate places. The
installer will setup the required environment/registry variables for
you.
cineSpace uses a standard flexLM license server architecture. The
required server can be obtained from the rsr ftp site. Consult the
flexLM documentation for setting up this server.
The distribution contains a configuration file called rsr.conf. This
file contains the default values for many settings in equalEyes and
cineProfiler. These values can be overridden using environment variables
and other locations for the rsr.conf file can be specified using the
RSR_APP_DIR environment variable. See the environment variable
section.
The cineSpace suite is developed by Rising Sun Research.
Also available are the cineSpace Forums.
This documentation last changed on October 19, 2004.