[jitter] loading more than 2GB of matrixes?
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Mon Sep 3 11:19:45 MDT 2007
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Hi, I am trying to load a bunch of video clips into jit.qt.movie objects, more than 2GB worth. When I simply create enough jit.qt.movie objects (about 200 of them, at 320x240, inside a poly~) and cross this threshold of 2GB, max immediately crashes, or pauses for awhile unresponsively and then crashes. The same happens when I try to allocate jit.matrix objects of a total size that is greater than 2GB - say, a single [jit.matrix 4 char 320 240 2000] or 7 of [jit.matrix 160 120 1000]. (Each [jit.matrix 320 240 1] is about 300K) My question is, how come there is this limit when creating matrices but not when loading a gigantic jit.qt.movie-read file into ram? That way, I can load 5GB of movie data (into 16GB or RAM, for some reason...). If OS X is 64-bit, ow come Max is limited to 32 bits of address space? I'm probably missing something here. Best Evan
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