yellotron

I have been struggling with this for a long time. I have a number of Jitter patches I use in performance. I would like to run things in 64-bit so that I can take advantage of all 16 GB of RAM that I have in my Macbook. But, as is well-known, there are limitations in Jitter running in 64-bit. I'm well aware that quicktime functions are limited in the 64bit version.

What I am trying to figure out is how I can work around this. I think it boils down to two questions:

(1) is there a routine other than jit.qt.movie that can read in a .mov so that I can pipe it to jit.gl.slab?

(2) is there a format into which I could convert my .mov files that would be 64-bit friendly in Jitter?

I have been struggling with this for a long time.  I have a number of Jitter patches I use  in performance.  I would like to run things in 64-bit so that I can take advantage of all 16 GB of RAM that I have in my Macbook.  But, as is  well-known, there are limitations in Jitter running in 64-bit.  I'm well aware that quicktime functions are limited in the 64bit version.  

What I am trying to figure out is how I can work around this.  I think it boils down to two questions:

(2) is there a format into which I could convert my .mov files that would be 64-bit friendly in Jitter?  

jitter-in-64-bit

https://cycling74.com/forums/uiuc-jit-codec-video-compression-external-for-live-streaming-released/

HAP is an interesting project and codec, yet I think its 32-bit only so far 

It is also possible to have a very simple Max 32-bit app just for reading in your MOV files and sending it via UDP over localhost to your 64-bit Max app to do all the work.

I'm a Windows guy so I can't speak specifically to the Mac limitations on quicktime 64.

Perhaps https://cycling74.com/forums/uiuc-jit-codec-video-compression-external-for-live-streaming-released/

HAP is an interesting project and codec, yet I think its 32-bit only so far https://github.com/robtherich/jit.gl.hap

I'm a Windows guy so I can't speak specifically to the Mac limitations on quicktime 64.


Jitter in 64 bit