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Edit: Resolved. New, related query below:

I'm more of an audio user, but I've been working on a little project and I've hit a bit of a wall.

I'm trying to use jit.glue to pull four separate video streams together. The video isn't a movie file, but rather audio converted to video.

In the jit.glue example, using movie files works fine, and so I wondered if there was some kind of buffering needed?

Ultimately if you drop a small audio sample into each of the playlist boxes at the top and hit play, you can see what is happening. I want the four videos to show up in a separate, single window.

Any ideas where I am going horribly wrong?

Ultimately if you drop a small audio sample into each of the playlist boxes at the top and hit play, you can see what is happening. I want the four videos to show up in a separate, single window. 

Hi folks,
Edit: Resolved. New, related query below:
I'm more of an audio user, but I've been working on a little project and I've hit a bit 

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I think I may have resolved this. Will upload an updated patch if I have, for anyone who stumbles across this thread in hope of answers...

you need to convert the output of "jit.catch~" (float32) to a "jit.matrix 4 char" type 

Hi,
you need to convert the output of "jit.catch~" (float32)  to  a "jit.matrix 4 char" type 


I resolved my initial query, but if anyone can shed some light on this new, related query I would be massively grateful...

To explain - there are 8 audio channels being sent to Max. These are split into pairs for the purpose of converting audio to visuals (the 8 are sent directly to the 'ezdac' for audio output).

The four 'jit.catch~' outputs feed a 'jit.glue' object which in turn outputs a 2x2 matrix to a 'jit.pwindow'

I've set the patch up so that if the audio level is below the threshold, it triggers a 'gswitch' from the 'jit.catch~' to the 'jit.playlist~', and back and forth and whatnot. The problem I'm having seems to be with jit.glue, in that no matter what value I place in 'syncinlet', the matrix reverts to input 1.

I've read through the help pages and I'm a bit stuck. I'm sure it's something simple but I'm entirely missing it.

To explain - there are 8 audio channels being sent to Max. These are split into pairs for the purpose of converting audio to visuals (the 8 are sent directly to the 'ezdac' for audio output). 

I've set the patch up so that if the audio level is below the threshold, it triggers a 'gswitch' from the 'jit.catch~' to the 'jit.playlist~', and back and forth and whatnot. The problem I'm having seems to be with jit.glue, in that no matter what value I place in 'syncinlet', the matrix reverts to input 1. 

Help with jit.glue split screen