Peter Nyboer

probably the easiest way to check this is trying the 

jitter-examples/javascript/video/jsmovieadapt-example.pat

even with unique on, I still get the max fps output, rather than the "unique-limited" fps of the movie.

Is there something I'm missing or does matrixcalc() on a jit.qt.movie not respect the unique attribute?

...doesn't seem to work as advertised.
probably the easiest way to check this is trying the 
jitter-examples/javascript/video/jsmovieadapt-example.pat
and adding
mov.unique = 1;
after the var mov declaration.
even with unique on, I still get the max fps output, rather than the "unique-limited" fps of the movie.
Is there something I'm missing or does matrixcalc() on a jit.qt.movie not respect the unique attribute?


unique-in-qt-movie-in-a-javascript-doesnt-work

Sorry, Peter, but this feature is currently unsupported from JS/Java. 

Sorry, Peter, but this feature is currently unsupported from JS/Java.  
We'll consider it for a future update.

ok, good to know. I thought I was crazeee.

ok, good to know.  I thought I was crazeee.


@unique in qt.movie in a javascript - doesn't work?