danielast

I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the 

OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.

I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that are playing and reacting at the same time.

Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously 30 small videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I just want to see them playing and reacting to my sensors.

I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if this is not doable by means of traditional video patches and I will need to use open Gl or any other jitter way to handle information please let me know. My immediate knowledge takes me to use direct QuickTime video but certainly I do not want to crush my computer and at the end of the day I want the videos to run smoothly.

Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples and tutorials I would love to see those and I apologize for not knowing.

Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by USB) any experience that you would like to share with is very much appreciated.

 I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the 
OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.

 I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that are playing and reacting at the same time.

 I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if this is not doable by means of traditional video patches and I will need to use open Gl or any other jitter way to handle information please let me know. My immediate knowledge takes me to use direct QuickTime video but certainly I do not want  to crush my computer and at the end of the day I want the videos to run smoothly.

Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples and tutorials I would love to see those  and I apologize for not knowing.

simultaneously-30-small-videos-and-mc-usb

It shouldn't be much work to make a test patch that plays 30 movies with a random rate..

Quote: danielast wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 09:12

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> I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the 

> OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.

> I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that are playing and reacting at the same time.

> Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously 30 small videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I just want to see them playing and reacting to my sensors.

> I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if this is not doable by means of traditional video patches and I will need to use open Gl or any other jitter way to handle information please let me know. My immediate knowledge takes me to use direct QuickTime video but certainly I do not want to crush my computer and at the end of the day I want the videos to run smoothly.

> Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples and tutorials I would love to see those and I apologize for not knowing.

> Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by USB) any experience that you would like to share with is very much appreciated.

Quote: danielast wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 09:12
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> Hi
>
>  I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the 
> OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.
>
>  I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that are playing and reacting at the same time.
>
> Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously 30 small videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I just want to see them playing and reacting to my sensors.
>
>  I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if this is not doable by means of traditional video patches and I will need to use open Gl or any other jitter way to handle information please let me know. My immediate knowledge takes me to use direct QuickTime video but certainly I do not want  to crush my computer and at the end of the day I want the videos to run smoothly.
>
> Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples and tutorials I would love to see those  and I apologize for not knowing.
>
> Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by USB) any experience that you would like to share with is very much appreciated.
>
>  Thank you
>
> D
>
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I've been using the make controller as a sort of video mixer (or 

trying to, im new to the controller board and jitter) but with 

udpsend and udprecieve and so far it seems too be working great for 

me, how are you planning to use it and whats the advantage of mc.usb? 

I downloaded it but so far I've been sticking with the network option 

as it means it can be remote. I've not really found many examples of 

what people are doing with it so I'd love to see how your doing 

things, it would be great to share patches etc and see how other 

On 20 Feb 2007, at 09:28, Mattijs Kneppers wrote:

> It shouldn't be much work to make a test patch that plays 30 movies 

> Quote: danielast wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 09:12

> ----------------------------------------------------

>> I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the

>> OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.

>> I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that 

>> are playing and reacting at the same time.

>> Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously 

>> 30 small videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I 

>> just want to see them playing and reacting to my sensors.

>> I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if 

>> this is not doable by means of traditional video patches and I 

>> will need to use open Gl or any other jitter way to handle 

>> information please let me know. My immediate knowledge takes me to 

>> use direct QuickTime video but certainly I do not want to crush 

>> my computer and at the end of the day I want the videos to run 

>> Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples 

>> and tutorials I would love to see those and I apologize for not 

>> Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by 

>> USB) any experience that you would like to share with is very much 

> Interactive audiovisual sampling soft- and hardware

I've been using the make controller as a sort of video mixer (or  
trying to, im new to the controller board and jitter) but with  
udpsend and udprecieve and so far it seems too be working great for  
me, how are you planning to use it and whats the advantage of mc.usb?  
I downloaded it but so far I've been sticking with the network option  
as it means it can be remote. I've not really found many examples of  
what people are doing with it so I'd love to see how your doing  
things, it would be great to share patches etc and see how other  
people are going about things.

JK
On 20 Feb 2007, at 09:28, Mattijs Kneppers wrote:

>
> It shouldn't be much work to make a test patch that plays 30 movies  
> with a random rate..
>
> Mattijs
>
> Quote: danielast wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 09:12
> ----------------------------------------------------
>> Hi
>>
>>  I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the
>> OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.
>>
>>  I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that  
>> are playing and reacting at the same time.
>>
>> Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously  
>> 30 small videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I  
>> just want to see them playing and reacting to my sensors.
>>
>>  I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if  
>> this is not doable by means of traditional video patches and I  
>> will need to use open Gl or any other jitter way to handle  
>> information please let me know. My immediate knowledge takes me to  
>> use direct QuickTime video but certainly I do not want  to crush  
>> my computer and at the end of the day I want the videos to run  
>> smoothly.
>>
>> Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples  
>> and tutorials I would love to see those  and I apologize for not  
>> knowing.
>>
>> Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by  
>> USB) any experience that you would like to share with is very much  
>> appreciated.
>>
>>  Thank you
>>
>> D
>>
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>
>
> --
> SmadSteck - http://www.smadsteck.nl
> Interactive audiovisual sampling soft- and hardware
>

Jack Keenan
360tv Coordinator
Peacock Visual Arts
21 Castle Street
Aberdeen
AB11 5BQ

www.360tv.org.uk
www.superchannel.org
www.peacockvisualarts.com

I am using the make controller to make my videos play, no visual effects

nothing, I only want my videos inside my silhouette playing simultaneously,

and because of the sensors they start and end at different times. I can

imagine that it should be super easy to test, but I want to create a stable

patch and I am just wondering if people have ideas of how to start, such as

which objects should I use and which rendering system should I use too,

rather than starting to love simple video patches and then realize that it

I understand that is great to use the make controller via osc but when you

have more than one make controller and you do not have a stable network,

plus when you are sharing a network with 40 people, to add more things to it

for me at least, was a big problem. The mc.usb killed those problems. I am

Thank you, I was just wondering if the list had those people too. I haven't

seen a lot of examples and patches. I would be more than happy to share them

> I've been using the make controller as a sort of video mixer (or trying

> to, im new to the controller board and jitter) but with udpsend and

> udprecieve and so far it seems too be working great for me, how are you

> planning to use it and whats the advantage of mc.usb? I downloaded it but

> so far I've been sticking with the network option as it means it can be

> remote. I've not really found many examples of what people are doing with it

> so I'd love to see how your doing things, it would be great to share patches

> etc and see how other people are going about things.

> On 20 Feb 2007, at 09:28, Mattijs Kneppers wrote:

> It shouldn't be much work to make a test patch that plays 30 movies with a

> I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the

> I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that are

> Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously 30 small

> videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I just want to see them

> I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if this is not

> doable by means of traditional video patches and I will need to use open Gl

> or any other jitter way to handle information please let me know. My

> immediate knowledge takes me to use direct QuickTime video but certainly I

> do not want to crush my computer and at the end of the day I want the

> Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples and

> tutorials I would love to see those and I apologize for not knowing.

> Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by USB) any

> experience that you would like to share with is very much appreciated.

I am using the make controller to make my videos play, no visual effects
nothing, I only want my videos inside my silhouette playing simultaneously,
and because of the sensors they start and end at different times. I can
imagine that it should be super easy to test, but I want to create a stable
patch and I am just wondering if people have ideas of how to start, such as
which objects  should I use and which rendering system should I use too,
rather than starting to love simple video patches and then realize that it
won't work.

 I understand that is great to use the make controller via osc but when you
have more than one make controller and you do not have a stable network,
plus when you are sharing a network with 40 people, to add more things to it
for me at least, was a big problem.  The mc.usb killed those problems. I am
not an Ethernet expert....

Thank you, I was just wondering if the list had those people too. I haven't
seen a lot of examples and patches. I would be more than happy to share them
too.

On 2/20/07, jack keenan  wrote:
>
> Hi there,
> I've been using the make controller as a sort of video mixer (or trying
> to, im new to the controller board and jitter) but with udpsend and
> udprecieve and so far it seems too be working great for me, how are you
> planning to use it and whats the advantage of mc.usb? I downloaded it but
> so far I've been sticking with the network option as it means it can be
> remote. I've not really found many examples of what people are doing with it
> so I'd love to see how your doing things, it would be great to share patches
> etc and see how other people are going about things.
>
> Good Luck
>
> JK
> On 20 Feb 2007, at 09:28, Mattijs Kneppers wrote:
>
>
> It shouldn't be much work to make a test patch that plays 30 movies with a
> random rate..
>
> Mattijs
>
> Quote: danielast wrote on Tue, 20 February 2007 09:12
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Hi
>
>  I was wondering if I could get some advices on how to use the
> OS X 4.8 and Jitter in a more efficient way.
>
>  I have a silhouette with 30 or smaller videos inside of it that are
> playing and reacting at the same time.
>
> Do you think that I am going to be able to control simultaneously 30 small
> videos? I do not care about the resolution nor size I just want to see them
> playing and reacting to my sensors.
>
>  I am starting to create this patch so I would like to know if this is not
> doable by means of traditional video patches and I will need to use open Gl
> or any other jitter way to handle information please let me know. My
> immediate knowledge takes me to use direct QuickTime video but certainly I
> do not want  to crush my computer and at the end of the day I want the
> videos to run smoothly.
>
> Any help on this is very much appreciated. If there are examples and
> tutorials I would love to see those  and I apologize for not knowing.
>
> Are there people using the make controller with mc.usb (osc by USB) any
> experience that you would like to share with is very much appreciated.
>
>  Thank you
>
> D
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
>
> --
> SmadSteck - http://www.smadsteck.nl
> Interactive audiovisual sampling soft- and hardware
>
>
>
> Jack Keenan
> 360tv Coordinator
> Peacock Visual Arts
> 21 Castle Street
> Aberdeen
> AB11 5BQ
>
> Tel: 01224 639539
> Fax: 01224 627094
>
> www.360tv.org.uk
> www.superchannel.org
> www.peacockvisualarts.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

simultaneously 30 small videos and mc.usb