Kim Cascone

what would be the best way to render out a movie using the 'write' 

command (using the jit.qt.record object) to another volume?

I tried entering an absolute path in front of the filename but 

is there some other way to write out a movie to a volume hanging off 

I have a question:
what would be the best way to render out a movie using the 'write'  
command (using the jit.qt.record object) to another volume?
I tried entering an absolute path in front of the filename but  
nothing happened:
/Volumes/myhd/video/mymovie
is there some other way to write out a movie to a volume hanging off  
the root?

config:
OS X 10.4.11
G4 PB 1.67GHz
=========
Max/MSP 4.6.3
Jitter 1.6.3
Pluggo 3.6.0
Soundflower 1.2


jit-qt-record

is your main harddrive named anything like "Macintosh HD"?

I recently noticed that Max really doesn't like filepaths that 

contain spaces such as above, and this seems to affect also filepaths 

after I renamed the main harddrive too a good unix-compatible name, 

>what would be the best way to render out a movie using the 'write' 

>command (using the jit.qt.record object) to another volume?

>I tried entering an absolute path in front of the filename but 

>is there some other way to write out a movie to a volume hanging off the root?

I recently noticed that Max really doesn't like filepaths that 
contain spaces such as above, and this seems to affect also filepaths 
to other disks.

after I renamed the main harddrive too a good unix-compatible name, 
suddenly everything was working.

>I have a question:
>what would be the best way to render out a movie using the 'write' 
>command (using the jit.qt.record object) to another volume?
>I tried entering an absolute path in front of the filename but 
>nothing happened:
>/Volumes/myhd/video/mymovie
>is there some other way to write out a movie to a volume hanging off the root?
>
>config:
>OS X 10.4.11
>G4 PB 1.67GHz
>=========
>Max/MSP 4.6.3
>Jitter 1.6.3
>Pluggo 3.6.0
>Soundflower 1.2
