Valentin

I was wondering if ~phasor would be a very solid timing source for a video mixer which has 2 jit.qt.movie objects "playing" simultaneously. I'm just trying to keep the 2 in sync, (i.e. if the 2 movies start at the same time, they stay synced) Would ~phasor work more accurately than metro or qmetro?

If ~phasor is how you do it... how do you do it? I'm at a loss for how you connect things up. Somewhat familiar with Max and Jitter, but not really MSP.

I can find examples of all the video mixing tools I need with fades and FX all using GPU, and can get several cool patches happening with that aspect, but nothing that seems to illustrate how to use ~phasor instead of metro.

Any ideas (with some specifics) or even an example little patch would be so wonderful!

I was wondering if ~phasor would be a very solid timing source for a video mixer which has 2 jit.qt.movie objects "playing" simultaneously. I'm just trying to keep the 2 in sync, (i.e. if the 2 movies start at the same time, they stay synced)  Would ~phasor work more accurately than metro or qmetro?

If ~phasor is how you do it... how do you do it?    I'm at a loss for how you connect things up. Somewhat familiar with Max and Jitter, but not really MSP.

using-phasor-as-timing-object-for-jitter-video-mixer

here's a way of doing it using phasor~ with edge~, but I don't really know if this would be more accurate than having a plain old metro....

Thanks! I'll check it out and see if it helps =)

Thanks!  I'll check it out and see if it helps =)

Using ~phasor as timing object for jitter video mixer