is there any way of grabbing entire (1024x768) desktop into matrix with 

[jit.desktop 4 char 160 120 @rect 0 0 1024 768] would give me 1 fps on 

is there any way of grabbing entire (1024x768) desktop into matrix with 
decent framerate?
[jit.desktop 4 char 160 120 @rect 0 0 1024 768] would give me 1 fps on 
pb 12`
opengl?

jit-desktop-alternative

yeah man - get an HD camera and point it at the screen :)

On a 17" PB, I get around 2.25 fps with the same setup. With jit.desktop 4 char 1024 768 @rect 0 0 1024 768, it stays in the 4.25 to 4.5 fps range. I have had better luck in capturing the area of the desktop I want at pixel to pixel, and then letting jit.qt.record reduce to the desired output resolution.

On a 17" PB, I get around 2.25 fps with the same setup.  With jit.desktop 4 char 1024 768 @rect 0 0 1024 768, it stays in the 4.25 to 4.5 fps range.  I have had better luck in capturing the area of the desktop I want at pixel to pixel, and then letting jit.qt.record reduce to the desired output resolution.


http://www.matrox.com/video/products/mxo/home.cfm

'Matrox MXO takes the DVI output from your Mac computer or laptop and 

On 30-aug-2006, at 20:09, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

> yeah man - get an HD camera and point it at the screen :)

'Matrox MXO takes the DVI output from your Mac computer or laptop and  
converts it to broadcast-quality video.'

> yeah man - get an HD camera and point it at the screen :)


is there a way to feed matrix with the clipboard contents

( the same from "paste picture" menu option )

On Aug 31, 2006, at 2:06 AM, Gideon Kiers wrote:

> 'Matrox MXO takes the DVI output from your Mac computer or laptop and 

> converts it to broadcast-quality video.'

> On 30-aug-2006, at 20:09, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

>> yeah man - get an HD camera and point it at the screen :)

is there a way to feed matrix with the clipboard contents
( the same from "paste picture" menu option )

best,
wk
On Aug 31, 2006, at 2:06 AM, Gideon Kiers wrote:

> http://www.matrox.com/video/products/mxo/home.cfm
>
> 'Matrox MXO takes the DVI output from your Mac computer or laptop and 
> converts it to broadcast-quality video.'
>
> best,
>
> On 30-aug-2006, at 20:09, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:
>
>> yeah man - get an HD camera and point it at the screen :)
>
>


jit.qt.movie permits importing data from the clipboard into the 

current movie. "newmovie 320 240, copy scrap" or similar is typically 

Am 31.08.2006 um 11:10 schrieb wojciech kosma:

> is there a way to feed matrix with the clipboard contents

> ( the same from "paste picture" menu option )

jit.qt.movie permits importing data from the clipboard into the  
current movie. "newmovie 320 240, copy scrap" or similar is typically  
how you'd do this.

> is there a way to feed matrix with the clipboard contents
> ( the same from "paste picture" menu option )


On Aug 31, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Jeremy Bernstein wrote:

vnc-> matrix - any possibility of doing that?

On Sep 1, 2006, at 3:01 AM, wojciech kosma wrote:

> vnc-> matrix - any possibility of doing that?

Sure if you program an object to use it. Most likely won't be any 

Sure if you program an object to use it. Most likely won't be any  
faster.

jit.desktop alternative?