Mansour Aoun

I'm facing a problem with getting jit.record to save in a desired frame rate. I've tried almost anything and yet nothing is working. I want 25 fps files, yet I always get different fps, sometimes 30, sometimes 19, sometimes even 100, without changing a single setting. Here's my basic setup. I'm working with Max 7.

loadmess

attrui

button

message

playbar

jit.movie

jit.record

jit.pwindow

Hello everyone, 
I'm facing a problem with getting jit.record to save in a desired frame rate. I've tried almost anything and yet nothing is working. I want 25 fps files, yet I always get different fps, sometimes 30, sometimes 19, sometimes even 100, without changing a single setting. Here's my basic setup. I'm working with Max 7. 

Any help would be much appreciated. 
Thanks!

Hello everyone, 
I'm facing a problem with getting jit.record to save in a desired frame rate. I've tried almost anything and yet nothing is

jit-record-weird-fps-behaviour

if realtime recording is enabled then the output file fps is variable and dependent on the input fps and encoding speed. although it looks like in your patch that is not the case. how are you determining the output fps?

Thank you for your reply. I'm determining the output fps in two ways: by writing next to the write message as a float: "write 25." and also by adding the @fps attribute to the jit.record thru an attrui object. 

From yesterday till now, I tried new ways to "sync" the input fps to the output. qmetro didn't work. The only object that got me near my desired fps was the qlim object, with the frame interval (which is 40 ms for a 25 fps in this case) as an argument. I'm saying near, because it got me a stable and exact fps every time but is slightly higher than what I want: 26.09 exactly at every trial.

Thank you for your reply. I'm determining the output fps in two ways: by writing next to the write message as a float: "write 25." and also by adding the @fps attribute to the jit.record thru an attrui object. 
From yesterday till now, I tried new ways to "sync" the input fps to the output. qmetro didn't work. The only object that got me near my desired fps was the qlim object, with the frame interval (which is 40 ms for a 25 fps in this case) as an argument. I'm saying near, because it got me a stable and exact fps every time but is slightly higher than what I want: 26.09 exactly at every trial. 

Hi! I'm looking for something similar! do you @mansouraoun got the solution????

I basically want to use a max4live device for generating some audio reactive visuals within ableton.

I want to use some envelope animations, automations etc.. and i want the video recorded to a stable fps so i make sure the video is exactly as long as the track. 

Basically i want to generate audio reactive visuals that i can use as the "music video" for the track

Hi! I'm looking for something similar! do you @mansouraoun got the solution????
I basically want to use a max4live device for generating some audio reactive visuals within ableton.
I want to use some envelope animations, automations etc.. and i want the video recorded to a stable fps so i make sure the video is exactly as long as the track. 
Basically i want to generate audio reactive visuals that i can use as the "music video" for the track

jit.record weird fps behaviour