I'm new to that board and only use the demo as for now. Already I built a little plug hosted by pluggo, to sync a video with programs that don't have that facility (I.E. Ableton Live). 

I was wondering, as I can't find it, if there is a way to get the sound from the movie or imovie objects. 

For now the sound just plays on the system's sound output and I can't find how to steal it.

Do I have to rethink the plug and use Jitter instead ? (I know there is a Jitter object to get the sound from a quicktime movie...) Or is there a way just in MAX/MSP ?

Sorry if the question has been asked before, I couldn't find it.

I'm new to that board and only use the demo as for now. Already I built a little plug hosted by pluggo, to sync a video with programs that don't have that facility (I.E. Ableton Live). 
I was wondering, as I can't find it, if there is a way to get the sound from the movie or imovie objects. 
For now the sound just plays on the system's sound output and I can't find how to steal it.
Do I have to rethink the plug and use Jitter instead ? (I know there is a Jitter object to get the sound from a quicktime movie...) Or is there a way just in MAX/MSP ?

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[spigot~], which is part of Jitter, is suppose to do that.

Or maybe if you route the standard audio output with SoundFlower or 

Jack to Ableton Live, but it may be tricky and there may be some 

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[spigot~], which is part of Jitter, is suppose to do that.
But it's broken under Quicktime 7.

I don't think so.
Or maybe if you route the standard audio output with SoundFlower or 
Jack to Ableton Live, but it may be tricky and there may be some 
latency...

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I knew about the jitter object... One question: does it get the sound from a movie played by movie or imovie ? Or do I have to use a jitter object to play the movie too ?

I forgot to tell that I'm on PC. Bad news for the broken Quicktime 7, real bad news... Anyway,

I knew about the jitter object... One question: does it get the sound from a movie played by movie or imovie ? Or do I have to use a jitter object to play the movie too ?
I forgot to tell that I'm on PC. Bad news for the broken Quicktime 7, real bad news... Anyway,

On 18-janv.-06, at 20:47, Amaury Groc wrote:

> I knew about the jitter object... One question: does it get the sound 

> from a movie played by movie or imovie ? Or do I have to use a jitter 

> I forgot to tell that I'm on PC. Bad news for the broken Quicktime 7, 

Cycling people are for sure working on it. Just be patient :-)

>
> Thanks for the answer !
>
> I knew about the jitter object... One question: does it get the sound 
> from a movie played by movie or imovie ? Or do I have to use a jitter 
> object to play the movie too ?

> I forgot to tell that I'm on PC. Bad news for the broken Quicktime 7, 
> real bad news... Anyway,

I'm a very patient chap... will be rebuilding the plug using Jitter I think... By the time I get it right, and update will certainly be up ;-)

Thanks again !
 I'm a very patient chap... will be rebuilding the plug using Jitter I think... By the time I get it right, and update will certainly be up ;-)

One more sad thing I have found about: spigot only works at 44,1 Khz, which doesn't suite my needs... I'll just forget about the sound I guess.

One more sad thing I have found about: spigot only works at 44,1 Khz, which doesn't suite my needs... I'll just forget about the sound I guess.
Thanks again for the help,

Sound from MOVIE object