MikeR77

I have max 6.1.8 and I'm running a 15 MBP with OX 10.9.5.

I'm trying to get my jit.qt.grab object to work. I've tried both my built-in camera and an external USB camera. I've also tried the "; jit usealtgrab 0" object solution and also tried the alternative "; jit usealtgrab 1" object.

I’ve tried the solutions outlined here in these posts:

https://cycling74.com/forums/jit-qt-grab-jit-grab-bug-settings-message-not-recognized/

https://cycling74.com/forums/max-6-1-5-released/

Here are a few of the error messages I'm getting. I also tried to go back into the Jitter Tutorial #21 to see if the tutorial is working, and even the tutorial is no longer functioning.

Any help would be very much appreciated. I'm in a real bind. Thank you.

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "write"

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "write_video"

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "write_audio"

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "codecquality"

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "getinput"

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "vmode"

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "mode""

I have max 6.1.8 and I'm running a 15 MBP with OX 10.9.5. 

I'm trying to get my jit.qt.grab object to work. I've tried both my built-in camera and an external USB camera. I've also tried the "; jit usealtgrab 0" object solution and also tried the alternative "; jit usealtgrab 1" object. 

Here are a few of the error messages I'm getting. I also tried to go back into the Jitter Tutorial #21 to see if the tutorial is working, and even the tutorial is no longer functioning. 

jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "write"
jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "write_video"
jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "write_audio"
jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "codecquality"
jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "getinput"
jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "vmode"
jit.qt.grab: doesn’t understand "mode""


jit-qt-grab-object-not-working

Same here, on 6.1.8 and 6.1.9. There is an easy workaround, though. Attach the output of your jit.qt.grab to a jit.qt.record object. I usually send jit.qt.record a 

 message, because the file it generates is ready for editing in Final Cut Pro X or what you have. A 

 message is also sent to the jit.qt.record to finish the recording.

Same here, on 6.1.8 and 6.1.9. There is an easy workaround, though. Attach the output of your jit.qt.grab to a jit.qt.record object. I usually send jit.qt.record a write 30. apple_intermediate_codec message, because the file it generates is ready for editing in Final Cut Pro X or what you have. A stop message is also sent to the jit.qt.record to finish the recording.

jit.qt.grab object not working