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I want to make a patch that will take an incoming live video signal, store the frames into a buffer, and then output a video with composited frames layered on top of one another. For example: 10 frames of live video go into a buffer and then these frames are output with each of the frames overlapping each other (on top of one another) so that 1 frame of the output video is made up of 10 overlapping frames of the incoming live video.

I have looked on the forums for some clue as to how to do this, and I may be going in the right direction with one patch I found that stores individual frames into a buffer and allows for shuffling between frames. I have posted it here.

My question is: how would I output all captured frames from the buffer so that they overlap one another in the final output video?

I want to make a patch that will take an incoming live video signal, store the frames into a buffer, and then output a video with composited frames layered on top of one another.  For example: 10 frames of live video go into a buffer and then these frames are output with each of the frames overlapping each other (on top of one another) so that 1 frame of the output video is made up of 10 overlapping frames of the incoming live video.

I have looked on the forums for some clue as to how to do this, and I may be going in the right direction with one patch I found that stores individual frames into a buffer and allows for shuffling between frames.  I have posted it here.

My question is: how would I output all captured frames from the buffer so that they overlap one another in the final output video?  

motion-blur-frame-composite-patch

Thanks for posting, but I don't think this is what I'm looking for.

I've done some more patching and searching on the forums - here is my patch so far, but I'm still having the same problem: I would like to collect "x" number of frames into a buffer and then output all of these frames simultaneously (to one matrix, one jit.pwindow). I would like each frame to be "overlayed" in terms of composite mode, with the opacity of each frame being equivalent to all others.

In the patch, I have posted my question in light blue. The green portion of the patch is where I will have my frame collector. The current setup that I have with [bag] is not working so well.

Any thoughts and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I've done some more patching and searching on the forums - here is my patch so far, but I'm still having the same problem: I would like to collect "x" number of frames into a buffer and then output all of these frames simultaneously (to one matrix, one jit.pwindow).  I would like each frame to be "overlayed" in terms of composite mode, with the opacity of each frame being equivalent to all others.  

In the patch, I have posted my question in light blue.  The green portion of the patch is where I will have my frame collector.  The current setup that I have with [bag] is not working so well.

Any thoughts and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


motion blur frame composite patch