I try to load a set of jpegs in an ubumenu then dynamically in [jit.matrix] . The destnation is a [jit.matrixset] and a [uzi] + [counter] help me to do that and for the index.

The problem is that I have a few big resolution images.

It seems uzi is too fast for [jit.matrix] & [jit.matrixset].

I could downsample these images, but I would like to know if you have a idea about what's the best way to load dynamically in ram.

Hello,
I try to load a set of jpegs in an ubumenu then dynamically in [jit.matrix] . The destnation is a [jit.matrixset] and a [uzi] + [counter] help me to do that and for the index.

The problem is that I have a few big resolution images.
It seems uzi is too fast for [jit.matrix] & [jit.matrixset].

uzis-too-fast-for-ram

Could [jit.qt.movie] with loadram message be a clever way to load dynamically ?

you want to use the rightmost outlet of qt.movie with route.

it outputs "read filename.mov 1" when a movie is finished loading. you can use that to trigger the next movie read.

you want to use the rightmost outlet of qt.movie with route.
it outputs "read filename.mov 1" when a movie is finished loading. you can use that to trigger the next movie read.


a quick test reveals that it does indeed to the exact same thing, except "importmovie" replaces "read".

Is the ubu late or desynchronized with the loading ?

Here's a patch with your suggestion.
.. but I can't do it working correctly.
Is the ubu late or desynchronized with the loading ?

i've used this in the past to populate a menu and randomly select from it. it works with poly~, which contains an instance of jit.qt.movie. no idea if this will fix your problem, but maybe...

i've used this in the past to populate a menu and randomly select from it.  it works with poly~, which contains an instance of jit.qt.movie.  no idea if this will fix your problem, but maybe...

Please could you tell me what is the [urnNR] object ?

Thanks Robtherich,
Please could you tell me what is the [urnNR] object ?


i think urnNR comes with the the standard max distro.

it is an abastraction, yes, but it should be somewhere in either the patches folder, the examples folder, or the tutorials folder.

i think urnNR comes with the the standard max distro.
it is an abastraction, yes, but it should be somewhere in either the patches folder, the examples folder, or the tutorials folder.

uzi's too fast for ram