Anyone?

Hi Benoit,

I suppose you're talking about the jit.vcr object? If so, isn't it simply something like this?

If not, please be a bit more clear about what exactly you want.

best,

yves

I'm sorry. Indeed, I hadn't precised that it was for the jit.qt.grab's codec and quality settings...

Thank you.

Benoit SIMON.

Hi Benoit,

I don't have any experience with this object, but reading tutorial 21 of jitter in Max 5, especially example 3, i think you can do this just by using message boxes and arguments...

Not much help, i'm afraid...

best

yves

Thank you for your reply but that's not the solution to choose the codec of the grabber.

Regards.

Benoit.

it's all in the qt.grab help patch. "vmode" must be set to 2, and quality is set with the "codecquality" attribute.

is this not working?

The vmode and the codecquality is working fine but what I'm trying to do, is to set with max message the codec type and its quality which are only accessible when you send the "setting" message to the jit.qt.grab object (Compression tab). The default selection is the last item of the list and the quality is set to 50%.

Thank you for your interest.

Benoit.

the quality of the codec is set with the codecquality attribute and you can do a few types with the vmode, but other then that you have to use settings

That's what I was presupposing... It seems to be Quicktime dependant.

Have you any idea if I can change a Quicktime file in the System that will set a define grab codec by default?

Thank you a again Axiom-Crux. By the way, congratulations for your nice H-S Optical Flow effects...

Benoit SIMON.

This is a total bummer. I wish there was a way to set the jit.qt.grab compressor from inside the patcher. Using the settings menu is just an extra step that should not be necessary every time I start up the camera.