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I am using vizzie AVRECORDR to record a real time A/V performance patch using max and jitter. First of all, this is a pretty cool module if I can get it to work.

I saw the "Best Practices in Jitter, Part 2 - Recording"

https://cycling74.com/tutorials/best-practices-in-jitter-part-2-recording-1

There's is an alternative to use Syphon, but I'd like to try to figure this out and just use Max.

The audio seems to be recording fine, but the video will go black every once in awhile for a few seconds.

I am coming out of a jit.gl.pix with a blue texture cable, going into the AVRECORDR. I am altering the playback speed of some of my clips in realtime. I can also see using a jit.fpsgui that my video output fluctuates between 29 to 16.

I tried recording at 30 fps and 60 fps, using prores4444. I got dropouts, with the video recording going black at both speeds.

I gotta say, the quality of the stuff that did record is really great. It does take up a lot of disc space though.

From the tutorial I wonder if I need to enable realtime mode, but I don't know how to do that.

If anyone has some ideas please let me know.

I am using vizzie AVRECORDR to record a real time A/V performance patch using max and jitter. First of all, this is a pretty cool module if I can get it to work. 

I saw the "Best Practices in Jitter, Part 2 - Recording" 

There's is an alternative to use Syphon, but I'd like to try to figure this out and just use Max. 

The audio seems to be recording fine, but the video will go black every once in awhile for a few seconds. 

I am coming out of a jit.gl.pix with a blue texture cable, going into the AVRECORDR. I am altering the playback speed of some of my clips in realtime. I can also see using a jit.fpsgui that my video output fluctuates between 29 to 16. 

I tried recording at 30 fps and 60 fps, using prores4444. I got dropouts, with the video recording going black at both speeds. 

I gotta say, the quality of the stuff that did record is really great. It does take up a lot of disc space though. 

From the tutorial I wonder if I need to enable realtime mode, but I don't know how to do that. 

Hi, 
I am using vizzie AVRECORDR to record a real time A/V performance patch using max and jitter. First of all, this is a pretty cool modul

issues-with-avrecordr-having-video-drop-outs

i think i answered this in another space, but just for completeness. the avrecordr module wraps the jit.vcr object, and therefore does not support modifying realtime attribute. both the objects are always realtime enabled since they must synch to the audio track.

if frames are dropping, then it probably means the cpu is unable to keep up with the tasks, and you may wish to find an alternative solution for recording.

Thanks again for your reply. Yes, I got another reply from you in the facebook Max/MSP page.

I ended up using the Syphon recorder, which works great for video, and sending the video from Max to Syphon using a max syphon package. I wasn't able to get audio into the Syphon recorder for some reason, despite trying SoundFLower and Blackhole audio drivers. I think I would need to record audio in another program, like Ableton live, and then sync audio and video in iMovie or Ableton.

Thanks again for your reply. Yes, I got another reply from you in the facebook Max/MSP page. 

I ended up using the Syphon recorder, which works great for video, and sending the video from Max to Syphon using a max syphon package. I wasn't able to get audio into the Syphon recorder for some reason, despite trying SoundFLower and Blackhole audio drivers. I think I would need to record audio in another program, like Ableton live, and then sync audio and video in iMovie or Ableton. 

issues with AVRECORDR, having video drop outs...