look at this picture and help me please

    Nick Ciontea
    Mar 26 2010 | 2:39 am
    i have been working with this patch
    https://cycling74.com/tutorials/the-video-processing-system-part-2/
    and for the first time (new to max) i am having some distortion/noise and color problems with my video
    can anyone diagnose this by looking at the picture. the first patch in teh series works fine.. the rest do this. thanks
    • adamsynnott
      Mar 27 2010 | 9:28 am
      I have a picture just like this. Mine was intentional though. Enjoy.
    • Bas van der Graaff
      Mar 29 2010 | 3:27 pm
      Guys, this is art! Pity you're not from Japan...
      But I can't reproduce, when I use a movie as input, it shows up correctly...
    • Joshua Kit Clayton
      Mar 29 2010 | 4:56 pm
      As always, platform, hardware info would help us better answer your questions. Could be shader differences with your hardware. this looks like the color is over/under saturating and wrapping around the 8bit color space, but that's just a hunch.
    • Nick Ciontea
      Mar 29 2010 | 5:01 pm
      macbook (santa rosa chipset) core2duo, 4 gigs ddr2, leopard
      every once and a while upon first opening my video window it will show good clean video for about half a second and then flips to this.
      is there any other info i could give you?
      i can't understand why part 1 works but 2,3,4 all show the low res colors
    • Nick Ciontea
      Mar 30 2010 | 1:07 pm
      one last bump before i give up on this macbook and video processing :(
    • Rob Ramirez
      Mar 30 2010 | 10:41 pm
      the important bit of information you left out is the graphics card. if it is an integrated intel graphics card, you are very limited on what you'll be able to do with shaders.
    • Andrew Benson
      Mar 31 2010 | 6:45 pm
      First suggestion would be to try bypassing different sections of the patch and see which processing module is introducing the bad color effects, and maybe try changing some of the controls. Chances are, if you are using a MacBook (non-Pro), you'll be limited in what you can do with jit.gl.slab because of the on-board GPU not being intended for high end image processing.