Peter Nyboer

unless it's undocumented, it's not possible to record a matrix into jit.qt.record into an arbitrary frame of a movie - you can only add a frame to the end. I would love to be able to do this! This would essentially give qt.record the same ability as a jit.matrixset of 4 plane char data, but without having to pre-allocate a lot of memory , the benefits of compression, and the benefit of already having everything on the harddrive if a crash occurs.

so I guess this is a feature request, either for jit.qt.record to have a "frame" message, or for jit.matrixset to be able to use the harddrive rather than gobbling up RAM.

unless it's undocumented, it's not possible to record a matrix into jit.qt.record into an arbitrary frame of a movie - you can only add a frame to the end. I would love to be able to do this!  This would essentially give qt.record the same ability as a jit.matrixset of 4 plane char data, but without having to pre-allocate a lot of memory , the benefits of compression, and the benefit of already having everything on the harddrive if a crash occurs.
so I guess this is a feature request, either for jit.qt.record to have a "frame" message, or for jit.matrixset to be able to use the harddrive rather than gobbling up RAM.


jit-qt-record-record-to-arbitrary-time-like-matrixset

You could always write your data to disk as images and reorder them later.

> unless it's undocumented, it's not possible to record a matrix into jit.qt.record into an arbitrary frame of a movie - you can only add a frame to the end. I would love to be able to do this! This would essentially give qt.record the same ability as a jit.matrixset of 4 plane char data, but without having to pre-allocate a lot of memory , the benefits of compression, and the benefit of already having everything on the harddrive if a crash occurs.

> so I guess this is a feature request, either for jit.qt.record to have a "frame" message, or for jit.matrixset to be able to use the harddrive rather than gobbling up RAM.

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On 3/15/07, pnyboer  wrote:
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> unless it's undocumented, it's not possible to record a matrix into jit.qt.record into an arbitrary frame of a movie - you can only add a frame to the end. I would love to be able to do this!  This would essentially give qt.record the same ability as a jit.matrixset of 4 plane char data, but without having to pre-allocate a lot of memory , the benefits of compression, and the benefit of already having everything on the harddrive if a crash occurs.
> so I guess this is a feature request, either for jit.qt.record to have a "frame" message, or for jit.matrixset to be able to use the harddrive rather than gobbling up RAM.
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On Mar 15, 2007, at 1:00 PM, Wesley Smith wrote:

> You could always write your data to disk as images and reorder them 

FWIW, one can exploit the jit.qt.movie editing messages to this 

extent as well--i.e. record single frame images or movie files and 

then use the copy/cut/paste/insert messages to do whatever it is you 

> You could always write your data to disk as images and reorder them  
> later.

FWIW, one can exploit the jit.qt.movie editing messages to this  
extent as well--i.e. record single frame images or movie files and  
then use the copy/cut/paste/insert messages to do whatever it is you  
want.

jit.qt.record...record to arbitrary time, like matrixset...