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I think this might be a (fairly) basic question:

I'm creating a patch with two side by side videos: one based on the jit.qt.grab object/iSight and another video with pre-recorded content. They play simultaneously. What I want is to be able to grab clips (photos, essentially) of the (iSight cam) footage and stack these over the other video.

How can I tell max to grab one second clips of the isight footage and have these appear in the patch rather than writing to desktop, etc?

I think this might be a (fairly) basic question: 

I'm creating a patch with two side by side videos: one based on the jit.qt.grab object/iSight and another video with pre-recorded content.  They play simultaneously.  What I want is to be able to grab clips (photos, essentially) of the (iSight cam) footage and stack these over the other video.  

How can I tell max to grab one second clips of the isight footage and have these appear in the patch rather than writing to desktop, etc?


jit-qt-record-question

So, you don't want to record to disc, right, but rather use the second of video as a video buffer? Look into [jit.matrixset]. And maybe you'd get more useful answers on the Jitter forum.

So, you don't want to record to disc, right, but rather use the second of video as a video buffer? Look into [jit.matrixset]. And maybe you'd get more useful answers on the Jitter forum.
J-F


right - I want to use the second of video as a buffer. I'll check the jitter forums specifically - thanks!

right - I want to use the second of video as a buffer.  I'll check the jitter forums specifically - thanks!


Jit.qt.record question