Jamie Kidd

Is there a way to achieve a signal output from the movie object.

I wish to take the signal and pass it through a sfrecord~ to record the audio output.

Can't seem to figure out any way to do this, any ideas?

movie-object-audio-output

There's no built-in method for doing this with the movie object. You 

would basically need to write a patch which ran an sfplay~ object 

(playing the sound track of the movie) in parallel, reflecting 

changes in position or speed of the movie. If you do a search in the 

forum archives for "spigot~", you will probably turn up a patch or 

two which do this with the jit.qt.movie object.

The jit.qt.movie object, pre-QT7, has a facility called spigot~ which 

does this. In the current public beta, spigot~ has been rewritten to 

Am 28.07.2006 um 08:17 schrieb Jamie Kidd:

> Is there a way to achieve a signal output from the movie object.

> I wish to take the signal and pass it through a sfrecord~ to record 

> Can't seem to figure out any way to do this, any ideas?

There's no built-in method for doing this with the movie object. You  
would basically need to write a patch which ran an sfplay~ object  
(playing the sound track of the movie) in parallel, reflecting  
changes in position or speed of the movie. If you do a search in the  
forum archives for "spigot~", you will probably turn up a patch or  
two which do this with the jit.qt.movie object.

The jit.qt.movie object, pre-QT7, has a facility called spigot~ which  
does this. In the current public beta, spigot~ has been rewritten to  
work as well.

>
> Is there a way to achieve a signal output from the movie object.
>
> I wish to take the signal and pass it through a sfrecord~ to record  
> the audio output.
>
> Can't seem to figure out any way to do this, any ideas?


spigot~, jitter 1.6 only. search. forums. for. the. win.

On Jul 28, 2006, at 11:17 AM, Jamie Kidd wrote:

>
> Is there a way to achieve a signal output from the movie object.
>
> I wish to take the signal and pass it through a sfrecord~ to record  
> the audio output.
>
> Can't seem to figure out any way to do this, any ideas?

movie object / audio output