jennawhelan

I'm relatively new to jitter and have built a moderately complex patch. I'm just finishing at the moment and am a bit stuck regarding the following...

I have 15 [jit.pwindow]s playing movie clips, one at a time, never simultaneously.

What I need is just one output window that plays the overall output (which will go to a projector via thunderbolt/HDMI)

Looking at [jit.videoout] and [jit.videoworld] etc, but none have the exact functionality I'm looking for, which is

to output only the one [jit.pwindow] that's currently playing

Looking at [jit.videoout] and [jit.videoworld] etc, but none have the exact functionality I'm looking for, which is

to output only the one [jit.pwindow] that's currently playing

final-output-jitter-window

Perhaps the [switch] object with an argument of 15 might be solution?

Perhaps the [switch]  object with an argument of 15 might be solution?

Jit.gl.videoplane final @transform_reset 2 ( plug the output of your film modules into videoplane )

Use the sel object numbered one to fifteen and send an int into it to trigger the film you want.

Move the films to gpu.
Create the following
Jit.gl.render final
Jit.window final
Jit.gl.videoplane final @transform_reset 2 ( plug the output of your film modules into videoplane )
Use the sel object numbered one to fifteen and send an int into it to trigger the film you want.


Hey thank you both for the info. Andro your advice worked perfectly once again.

However, I'm still stuck on making sure only one video to triggers at a time.

What I need is for the most recently triggered video to play on the the jit.qt.videoout (which sends to jit.gl.render, window and videophone as suggested) So when the first video's playing, I want to click 'play' on the next video, and have Video 1 stop immediately. instead what happens is there is a layer/crossover effect.

Hey thank you both for the info. Andro your advice worked perfectly once again. 

What I need is for the most recently triggered video to play on the the jit.qt.videoout (which sends to  jit.gl.render, window and videophone as suggested) So when the first video's playing, I want to click 'play' on the next video, and have Video 1 stop immediately. instead what happens is there is a layer/crossover effect.

Hey guys, I solved this with a [router] with 15 inputs and 1 output, and [matrixctrl] to select which outputs are needed.

Final Output Jitter Window