benjamin vyger

 I'm looking for a way to earn video ram on [jit.world myWorld]. 

 I send a video to ten moving [cube] screens. I use [jit.gl.texture] and [git.gl.grishape] as you can see in the patch [p video on cube.] When the screens are not moving I have almost 120 fps. But when they run fast enough (I spun them as if they were on the wheel edge at 1 round/s) , I drop below 15 fps. Is there a better way to send videos to “screens”. For example, not cubes but 2D squares. 

Thank you for your valuable help and advice ;)

Hello everyone,

 I'm looking for a way to earn video ram on [jit.world myWorld]. 

 I send a video to ten moving [cube] screens. I use...

watch-10-videos-in-10-squares-in-order-to-see-them-in-the-same-3d-space-how-can-i-gain-fps

enable output_texture on your jit.playlist (or jit.movie)

Thanks for your reply, but there is not significant earn of RAM.

Maybe, do you know if it is possible to record the entire 3D display? 

Actually, I made a M4L device.  I  control movement of my  "10 screens" with 10 potars in Ableton Live. If I played the music at 62 bpm and not 124 bpm, I can see videos without lag.

So if I record my screen with a software  and play it twice faster or export each "frame " directly from the m4l device, my animation will be well done, without laging.  Do you know a software to capture the screen or a way to export each frame direct to a video file?

Watch 10 videos in 10 "squares" in order to see them in the same 3D space. How can I gain fps?