I am just starting out with Max/MSP and am working on a simple patch for an installation:

- A series of 16 images should be triggered in a specific sequence. 

- This sequence is stored in a list based on the ID of the image (0 1 3 2 1 etc.). 

- The timing for the triggering of the images should be done in 8th notes of a specifc BPM. 

- This image sequence should then be recorded as a Quicktime file, so that it can be played back later without Max.

I think I worked out the basic functionality, but run into the following problem:

- The display of the images isn't smooth, there seems to be some timing issues. Could this be because I'm using the 

- The resulting QT movie is playing back much faster than what I see on screen. I'm a complete newbie when it comes to Jitter so any help is appreciated!

Also, if somebody knows a more elegant way to store the images instead of just using individual 

Thanks in advance for helping me out here :)

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- A series of 16 images should be triggered in a specific sequence. 
- This sequence is stored in a list based on the ID of the image (0 1 3 2 1 etc.). 
- The timing for the triggering of the images should be done in 8th notes of a specifc BPM. 
-  This image sequence should then be recorded as a Quicktime file, so that it can be played back later without Max.

- The display of the images isn't smooth, there seems to be some timing issues. Could this be because I'm using the tempo object?
- The resulting QT movie is playing back much faster than what I see on screen. I'm a complete newbie when it comes to Jitter so any help is appreciated!

Also, if somebody knows a more elegant way to store the images instead of just using individual fpic objects let me know!

Hello all!
I am just starting out with Max/MSP and am working on a simple patch for an installation:
- A series of 16 images should be trigg

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