Chris Caroujes

I have a problem is probably easy for you freak, I'm trying to build a multi-channel video mixing desk, just a single 8-channel video output.

I did this but I can not figure out how to do 8 channels in a single jit.window.

If anyone knows how to do it would be really happy!

I have a problem is probably easy for you freak, I'm trying to build a multi-channel video mixing desk, just a single 8-channel video output.
I did this but I can not figure out how to do 8 channels in a single jit.window.

mixer-video-multi

I can not figure out how to make a single 8 jit.qt.movie jit.window and obviously to smear each channel between them.

I read the tutorial 8/9 several times but I can not understand.

au.mix.select lets you cross-fade between four inputs

au.mix.multi layers up to four inputs simultaneously

You could try some Auvi objects:
au.mix.select lets you cross-fade between four inputs
au.mix.multi layers up to four inputs simultaneously
http://auvi-software.com


have a look at a patch i made so years ago, it will help you,

https://cycling74.com/forums/4-way-mixer-shared

also Zachary Seldess made a great 4 way video patch, it is some where on the forum, well worth finding it.

tanx Strimbob, but im search the mix video1 to video2 to video3 to video4 with a slider, because with a pitcslider is not good for my mixer video.

@strimbob I think that the patch you talk about (by Zachary Seldess) is here:

https://cycling74.com/forums/sharing-multi-video-mixing

Glad you liked it strimbob! I just updated that thread with a slab version, and a cleaner avg&normalize method. Hope it's useful.

can anyone advise me how to locate the thread mentioned above? looks like the forum went to using human readable URLs so link no longer works, and Zachary has made a lot of posts (which is good, but might take awhile to look through)

much has changed, especially with Jitter since these posts, so i'd recommend using modern techniques for what you want.

if you want a simple 4 channel video mixer, jit.gl.pix is one easy solution. one technique is to simply multiply each input channel by a scale amount, and then add those inputs together.

much has changed, especially with Jitter since these posts, so i'd recommend using modern techniques for what you want. 

MIXER VIDEO MULTI