bombonia

I am a newbie although I've been trying to learn this software for a long time.

Now that I am finally going to make the visuals for a friend on Sunday Jul 20 I find out that the movie clips look awfully broken, specially when there's movement [travelings, fast pans] and I have no idea how to fix/debug it.

If you or anyone you know could help me, that would be great.

I could offer a little stipend or buy you lunch/brunch.

I am a newbie although I've been trying to learn this software for a long time.
Now that I am finally going to make the visuals for a friend on Sunday Jul 20 I find out that the movie clips look awfully broken, specially when there's movement [travelings, fast pans] and I have no idea how to fix/debug it.

I am located in New York.
If you or anyone you know could help me, that would be great.
I could offer a little stipend or buy you lunch/brunch.

help-needed-today-movie-clip-looks-broken-in-a-simple-patch

Maybe you should try this old playback trick (if you have not already)

which improves your perforamance as it uses GPU.

Maybe you should try this old playback trick (if you have not already)
which improves your perforamance as it uses GPU.

Your [jit.window] is having a hysterical breakdown, caused by schizophrenia because you do no tell it which movie should be displayed.

Here is a solution with TADAs ji.gl approach sending handling 'depth' and 'layer' parameters for the [videoplane]s; the 'adapt 1' parameter sets the [jit.qt.movie] to the loaded videos dimension. You may want to look into 'blend_enable' and 'blend_mode' too ...

there is also a fancier solution, combining jit.gl piplines with [jit.gl.node]

if you want to stay off gl.land you could use [gate]

the simple (and fastest) thing would be: make a long movie with all your content, have only one [jit.qt.movie] object and then jump around with the 'frame' or 'time' message (loosing the 'blending' options you never wanted to have ...)

Your [jit.window] is having a hysterical breakdown, caused by schizophrenia because you do no tell it which movie should be displayed. 

if you want to stay off gl.land you could use [gate]
or, in case you prefer mixing [jit.op]

the simple (and fastest) thing would be: make a long movie with all your content, have only one [jit.qt.movie] object and then jump around with the 'frame' or 'time' message (loosing the 'blending' options you never wanted to have ...)


Help needed today. Movie clip looks broken in a simple patch