Rodrigo Cadiz

Hi, would it be possible to convert the values of a jit.matrix into a list?I

just need the values of the matrix but in a list format, in a message box

that I could send to an object that receives lists.

Centro de Investigacion en Tecnologias de Audio

Hi, would it be possible to convert the values of a jit.matrix into a list?I
just need the values of the matrix but in a list format, in a message box
that I could send to an object that receives lists.

-- 
Rodrigo F. Cadiz, Ph.D.
Centro de Investigacion en Tecnologias de Audio
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
rcadiz@uc.cl
www.rodrigocadiz.com

convert-jit-matrix-to-list

The ability to search the integrate docs you have

in Max would have saved you some trouble.

The ability to search the integrate docs you have
in Max would have saved you some trouble.

Thanks! I actually did look at the integrated doc in Max 5, but couldn't

This is what I needed.... now, if instead of using jit.matrix I use

matrixclt for instance, how could I achieve the same result? (convert values

On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 9:57 PM, Gregory Taylor wrote:

> The ability to search the integrate docs you have

> in Max would have saved you some trouble.

> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this

Thanks! I actually did look at the integrated doc in Max 5, but couldn't
find this object.
This is what I needed.... now, if instead of using jit.matrix I use
matrixclt for instance, how could I achieve the same result? (convert values
into a list).

On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 9:57 PM, Gregory Taylor  wrote:

>
> The ability to search the integrate docs you have
> in Max would have saved you some trouble.
>
> jit.spill
> --
> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this
> equation
>

On Sep 17, 2008, at 7:13 PM, Rodrigo Cadiz wrote:

> This is what I needed.... now, if instead of using jit.matrix I use 

> matrixclt for instance, how could I achieve the same result? 

I have an example called FungibleData, which can be found on my Max 

This example copies back an forth between many of Max's "bulk storage" 

That said, depending on what exactly you're trying to do, the getrow 

message to matrixctl outputs a list for the requested row. Maybe 

On Sep 17, 2008, at 7:13 PM, Rodrigo Cadiz wrote:
> This is what I needed.... now, if instead of using jit.matrix I use  
> matrixclt for instance, how could I achieve the same result?  
> (convert values into a list).

I have an example called FungibleData, which can be found on my Max  
examples page: http://www.xfade.com/max/examples

This example copies back an forth between many of Max's "bulk storage"  
data types.

That said, depending on what exactly you're trying to do, the getrow  
message to matrixctl outputs a list for the requested row. Maybe  
that's all you need?

I need all the values of the matrix into a list, not only one row. I could

go iteratively through all the rows and concatenate them into a unique

list... but that does not sound very efficient to me. BTW, how do you

On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 10:54 PM, Chris Muir wrote:

> On Sep 17, 2008, at 7:13 PM, Rodrigo Cadiz wrote:

>> This is what I needed.... now, if instead of using jit.matrix I use

>> matrixclt for instance, how could I achieve the same result? (convert values

> I have an example called FungibleData, which can be found on my Max

> This example copies back an forth between many of Max's "bulk storage" data

> That said, depending on what exactly you're trying to do, the getrow

> message to matrixctl outputs a list for the requested row. Maybe that's all

Hi Chris,
I need all the values of the matrix into a list, not only one row. I could
go iteratively through all the rows and concatenate them into a unique
list... but that does not sound very efficient to me. BTW, how do you
concatenate several lists into one?
Thanks!
Rodrigo

On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 10:54 PM, Chris Muir  wrote:

>
> On Sep 17, 2008, at 7:13 PM, Rodrigo Cadiz wrote:
>
>> This is what I needed.... now, if instead of using jit.matrix I use
>> matrixclt for instance, how could I achieve the same result? (convert values
>> into a list).
>>
>
>
> I have an example called FungibleData, which can be found on my Max
> examples page: http://www.xfade.com/max/examples
>
> This example copies back an forth between many of Max's "bulk storage" data
> types.
>
> That said, depending on what exactly you're trying to do, the getrow
> message to matrixctl outputs a list for the requested row. Maybe that's all
> you need?
>
> -C
>
>
>
>
>
>

On Sep 17, 2008, at 8:06 PM, Rodrigo Cadiz wrote:

> I need all the values of the matrix into a list, not only one row. I 

> could go iteratively through all the rows and concatenate them into 

> a unique list... but that does not sound very efficient to me. BTW, 

> how do you concatenate several lists into one?

Maybe you should post your patch so we can see what you're trying to 

> I need all the values of the matrix into a list, not only one row. I  
> could go iteratively through all the rows and concatenate them into  
> a unique list... but that does not sound very efficient to me. BTW,  
> how do you concatenate several lists into one?

Maybe you should post your patch so we can see what you're trying to  
accomplish.

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=126307&rid=0&S=e7192682cfe3c1c588e084238911005e

Hope you are well. Will the flctk and its documentation be back online eventually? Do you think it will be functional in Max5 or only in 4?

Did you ever see this thread? :)
https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=126307&rid=0&S=e7192682cfe3c1c588e084238911005e

unfortunately the link mentioned in the last post is dead... is there any easy solution to this?

i'm asking since i plan to compress a matrix with videodata with sadam.lzo (which accepts messages as input)

and then save the compressed matrix to disk somehow.

later i would need to read back this data, decompress and then convert it back into the original matrix.

hi,
unfortunately the link mentioned in the last post is dead... is there any easy solution to this?
i'm asking since i plan to compress a matrix with videodata with sadam.lzo (which accepts messages as input)
and then save the compressed matrix to disk somehow.
later i would need to read back this data, decompress and then convert it back into the original matrix.
any hints on how to go on about this?
thanks!
karl


noone any idea? it's i tried already everything via quicktime but everytime quicktime kicks in, things slow down a lot. this is why i'm thinking maybe binary lzo-compression might be a way. the data i want to compress is 720p uyvy+alpha video but it's always just a tiny area of the screen so even some very mild compression which just compresses the black/empty areas would probably save me 4/5 of the data...

bump...
noone any idea? it's i tried already everything via quicktime but everytime quicktime kicks in, things slow down a lot. this is why i'm thinking maybe binary lzo-compression might be a way. the data i want to compress is 720p uyvy+alpha video but it's always just a tiny area of the screen so even some very mild compression which just compresses the black/empty areas would probably save me 4/5 of the data...


i checked some more and played around with spill and fill and string matrixes and stuff but regardless there is a maximum message size so this whole approach is crap.

so... are there any other ways to compress matrixes without using quicktime? simple but fast run length encoding would perfectly be sufficient.

sorry for being persistent but...
i checked some more and played around with spill and fill and string matrixes and stuff but regardless there is a maximum message size so this whole approach is crap.

so... are there any other ways to compress matrixes without using quicktime? simple but fast run length encoding would perfectly be sufficient.
thanks for any input!!
k


Convert jit.matrix to list