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I would like to know if it's possible to sync 5 computers via MIDI timecode with Max to play 5 movies (one per computer) syncronized.

Is any other form easier/cheaper to do it, like via ethernet for example?

I use high resolution videos and I only can play one movie per computer.

Hi,
I would like to know if it's possible to sync 5 computers via MIDI timecode with Max to play 5 movies (one per computer) syncronized.
How I do it?
Is any other form easier/cheaper to do it, like via ethernet for example?
I use high resolution videos and I only can play one movie per computer.

sync-computers

> I would like to know if it's possible to sync 5 computers via MIDI 

> timecode with Max to play 5 movies (one per computer) syncronized.

> Is any other form easier/cheaper to do it, like via ethernet for 

otudp (at cnmat.berkeley.edu) or netsend/receive (olaf mathes's objects)

>
> Hi,
> I would like to know if it's possible to sync 5 computers via MIDI 
> timecode with Max to play 5 movies (one per computer) syncronized.

> How I do it?
> Is any other form easier/cheaper to do it, like via ethernet for 
> example?

> otudp (at cnmat.berkeley.edu) or netsend/receive (olaf mathes's 

or all the built-in Max4.5 mxj net.* objects.

> otudp (at cnmat.berkeley.edu) or netsend/receive (olaf mathes's  
> objects)

Now I know how to transmit MIDI timecode through computers, but how I can play a quicktime movie syncronised and controlled by the MTC?

To sync-ly play videos on multiple computers, would it possible to work it

out by boardcasting the frame # to display through network ?

To sync-ly play videos on multiple computers, would it possible to work it
out by boardcasting the frame # to display through network ?

i did that with the netsend netreceive objects - it works great

sync computers