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Video Tutorial: Play a Movie

With jit.qt.movie, adding video playback to your patch is pretty simple, but it can seem intimidating at first. This video provides all the essential information to play and project Quicktime movies in Max, so you can start making your ultimate multimedia experience a reality with Jitter.

by Cycling '74 on March 8, 2011

pismo's icon

Cool I didn't know about the difference between the rate 0 message or stop and toggling off a qmetro. I just have a question, is the @unique 1 message also a good strategy in a situation where the movie rate is drive by datas (let's say audio volume for example).

Ben Bracken's icon

Hi Pietro. @unique 1 is could still be useful in this situation. The thing to keep in mind is that when @unique is set to 1, no matrix will be sent out jit.qt.movie in-between each different frame, which is important to note if you are doing processing down the line.

Dragontheory's icon

WOOOOOOW.... so much simpler in LOGIC.....

joyce's icon

If I want Max to show the images of my computer camera ,then how to achieve this ?? PLEASE..

marker's icon

jit.qt.grab on mac or jit.dx.grab on Windows. Install Quicktime software first when on windows.

joyce's icon

thanks for your advice!!

joyce's icon

sorry,I only know I should add jit.qt.grab , jit.window &toggle to max, anything else ? so that I can start this patch?

Stephane Morisse's icon

You should have a look at the help patch for jit.qt.grab, everything is inside...

Rob Ramirez's icon

use jit.grab. it's a simplified object and a simplified help-patch.
if you are on 10.9, the object is even simpler (although things like the "settings" message won't work).

joyce's icon

thanks ,there is one thing that bother me now . I use my (Windows 7) computer to run jit.qt.grab, and it cannot be displayed image, cause I disable the computer's built-in camera, and open my external camera, I don't know where is the problem. However,if I use the camera of the computer .jit.window shows the image.