I'm wondering if anyone has successfully grabbed or processed streaming video via a URL in jitter. I have a TCP/IP camera that outputs a MJPG stream that I would like to use in a work. The camera would be LAN based so framerates would be high. Anyone have experience with this? I can load the URL in quicktime player but don't know how to get it into Jitter.

I'm wondering if anyone has successfully grabbed or processed streaming video via a URL in jitter.  I have a TCP/IP camera that outputs a MJPG stream that I would like to use in a work.  The camera would be LAN based so framerates would be high.  Anyone have experience with this?  I can load the URL in quicktime player but don't know how to get it into Jitter.

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if quicktime can play it, you can load the url to jit.qt.movie via 

On Nov 24, 2006, at 3:09 AM, Damon Seeley wrote:

> I'm wondering if anyone has successfully grabbed or processed 

> streaming video via a URL in jitter. I have a TCP/IP camera that 

> outputs a MJPG stream that I would like to use in a work. The 

> camera would be LAN based so framerates would be high. Anyone have 

> experience with this? I can load the URL in quicktime player but 

if quicktime can play it, you can load the url to jit.qt.movie via  
read http://server/movie.mov or whatnot.
v a d e //

>
> Hello All,
>
> I'm wondering if anyone has successfully grabbed or processed  
> streaming video via a URL in jitter.  I have a TCP/IP camera that  
> outputs a MJPG stream that I would like to use in a work.  The  
> camera would be LAN based so framerates would be high.  Anyone have  
> experience with this?  I can load the URL in quicktime player but  
> don't know how to get it into Jitter.
>
> Thanks,
> d_s


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