playing-quicktime-forwards-and-back

use the looppoints attribute of jit.qt.movie. i recommend packing 

use the looppoints attribute of jit.qt.movie.  i recommend packing  
your looppoint data into a coll.


and that bucket object to keep a nice queue of your

and that bucket object to keep a nice queue of your
sensor inputs....


On May 24, 2006, at 9:32 PM, joshua goldberg wrote:

Ah. Since there is never anything I don't know, I'm

shocked. *Shocked.* [my best Claude Rains].

Ah. Since there is never anything I don't know, I'm
shocked. *Shocked.* [my best Claude Rains].

Since Daddy Joshua and I are tag-teaming our advice,

it's useful again to suggest that we are making light of

only one possible solution. In Max, the aphorism

There Is Almost Always Another Way To Do It

Since Daddy Joshua and I are tag-teaming our advice,
it's useful again to suggest that we are making light of
only one possible solution. In Max, the aphorism

i am absolutely new here and i just found your entry about the video installation. i am currently working on sth very similar, but i am not familiar with max/jitter. i would really like to know if you found a good solution for your project?

thanks, in case that it will reach someone ...

i am absolutely new here and i just found your entry about the video installation. i am currently working on sth very similar, but i am  not familiar with max/jitter. i would really like to know if you found a good solution for your project? 

thanks, in case that it will reach someone ...


playing Quicktime forwards and back