jamie jewett

I am wanting to connect an external RAID array in order to get a speed benefit with playback

I will be working with a gigabit networked powerbook G4 1.67 GHZ and a new intel machine (waiting for santa rosa in may...)

and I would like to share video files between the two machines and with the external drive. (possibly including HD footage)

so some sort of gigabit NAS RAID currently seems like the best idea to me but I was wondering if others have a thought

I will be working with a gigabit  networked powerbook G4 1.67 GHZ and a new intel machine (waiting for santa rosa in may...)
and I would like to share video files between the two machines and with the external drive. (possibly including HD footage)

nas-drive

so, i have some really nice 720X480 video (DV-NTSC) running

through jit.qt.movie (set for 720x480) and it looks good

in a jit.window on my display of 640X480, but as soon as i

move it (the jit.window) out to a second display (projector) at 640x480 resolution

frame rates are good and system handles fine...what am i doing wrong?

ive checked the jitter appendix for optimizing performance, and i dont

think it addresses this specific issue, but i could be wrong...

From: jitter-bounces@cycling74.com on behalf of jamie jewett

so, i have some really nice 720X480 video (DV-NTSC) running
through jit.qt.movie (set for 720x480) and it looks good
in a jit.window on my display of 640X480, but as soon as i
move it (the jit.window) out to a second display (projector) at 640x480 resolution
it looks a little pixelated...

ive checked the jitter appendix for optimizing performance, and i dont
think it addresses this specific issue, but i could be wrong...

-----Original Message-----
From: jitter-bounces@cycling74.com on behalf of jamie jewett
Sent: Sat 3/3/2007 11:49 PM
Subject: [jitter] NAS drive ?

On Mar 7, 2007, at 5:16 AM, Knoth, Brian wrote:

> so, i have some really nice 720X480 video (DV-NTSC) running

> through jit.qt.movie (set for 720x480) and it looks good

> in a jit.window on my display of 640X480, but as soon as i

> move it (the jit.window) out to a second display (projector) at 

Sounds like the secondary monitor is actually set to a resolution 

larger than 640x480. You can either change the monitor resolution to 

be 640x480, or use jit.window @interp 1 to use linear interpolation 

to smooth our the pixels as it upsamples.

> so, i have some really nice 720X480 video (DV-NTSC) running
> through jit.qt.movie (set for 720x480) and it looks good
> in a jit.window on my display of 640X480, but as soon as i
> move it (the jit.window) out to a second display (projector) at  
> 640x480 resolution
> it looks a little pixelated...

Sounds like the secondary monitor is actually set to a resolution  
larger than 640x480. You can either change the monitor resolution to  
be 640x480, or use jit.window @interp 1 to use linear interpolation  
to smooth our the pixels as it upsamples.