Austin B Stockwell

Hey guys! I recently started dabbling in Jitter, and I love it. I have a question that is most likely very noobish: How do I record the output coming from a jit.window as a movie (such a a quicktime player file). My idea was to have a collection of patches that do cool things, and I wanted to "interact" with my patches and save the output (in this case what I see in the jit.Window object) and record that as a simple little 3 - 5 second clip.

Hey guys!  I recently started dabbling in Jitter, and I love it.  I have a question that is most likely very noobish:  How do I record the output coming from a jit.window as a movie (such a a quicktime player file).   My idea was to have a collection of patches that do cool things, and I wanted to "interact" with my patches and save the output (in this case what I see in the jit.Window object) and record that as a simple little 3 - 5 second clip.  

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hi austin, please only paste patches to the forum using Copy Compressed.

to record the output of a GL scene, use jit.gl.asyncread to convert to a matrix, and jit.record to write to a file.

hi austin, please only paste patches to the forum using Copy Compressed.
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to record the output of a GL scene, use jit.gl.asyncread to convert to a matrix, and jit.record to write to a file.


in case you using OSX another solution is Syphon Recorder > 

and if you in Max7, its easy as setting output_texture to 1 in jit.world...

in Windows, Fraps was the best application i found for recording....

in case you using OSX another solution is Syphon Recorder > http://syphon.v002.info/recorder/  +  jit.gl.syphonserver external
and if you in Max7, its easy as setting output_texture to 1 in jit.world... 

I've tried Fraps and the video quality was often dreadful, very pixelated. I've since found Rob's jit.gl.asyncread solution to be the best option for Windows.

I've tried Fraps and the video quality was often dreadful, very pixelated. I've since found Rob's  jit.gl.asyncread solution to be the best option for Windows.


Recording Output From Jit.Window