[jitter] Re: Re: How to get jit.qt.movie to output bangs on clip start and end?
Christopher Becks
christopherbecks at gmail.com
Sun Sep 2 10:07:48 MDT 2007
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Yea, if you look at the mess of a patch I linked to a few posts ago, I was trying that but ended up getting confused by the poly~ object. Well, not quite, but I stopped using it because it wasn't providing smooth playback from one video to the next, likely because I wasn't using it properly. Enabling preroll has had no effect on the load time of a clip, but if I understand it can only preroll the current movie to be quickly restarted. So, that's a no go. Loadram seems to expunge any previously loaded video, so that's also a no go, unless I'm wrong. Asyncread is just trying to jump ahead in the video after the pause of loading, instead of starting at the beginning. So, it may be back to the poly~ object, unless I can load all of the videos into RAM (with loadram or otherwise) as opposed to just one at a time.
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