davidlivesound

I'm working on a project at the moment using a camera to sense the movement within a certain range -using jit.dx.grab and also cv.jit.perimeter- in order to trigger an audio file on a grove~ pacth when people stand inside the sensing area, and stop the audio file when people leave the sensing area.

When I connect the cv.jit.perimeter data output (number box) to the inputs of a STARTLOOP and STOP buttons in the groove# patch, the data from the perimeter is sent continuously, making the buttons flash constantly.

I've been reading that in order to fix this "signal overflow" -or whatever it is called-, I should use seeplim and/or metro objects.

Hi guys,
I'm working on a project at the moment using a camera to sense the movement within a certain range -using jit.dx.grab and also cv.jit.perimeter- in order to trigger an audio file on a grove~ pacth when people stand inside the sensing area, and stop the audio file when people leave the sensing area.
When I connect the cv.jit.perimeter data output (number box) to the inputs of a STARTLOOP and STOP buttons in the groove# patch, the data from the perimeter is sent continuously, making the buttons flash constantly.
I've been reading that in order to fix this "signal overflow" -or whatever it is called-, I should use seeplim and/or metro objects.

how-to-control-signal-overflow-sent-from-a-cv-jit-perimeter-object-speedlim

maybe this would improve the flow of data:

how to control signal overflow sent from a cv.jit.perimeter object? speedlim?