Hello,
You have a problem in your abstraction 'pix_buffer_filmopen_environment.pd' where there is a [loadbang] and a message [set video_environment(. There is no 'video_environment' [pix_buffer] in your patch but a '$0-video_environment' pix_buffer. Therefore remove this loadbang and message in this abstraction and save it (because the abstraction use the first argument as pix_buffer). Then open your main patch and see if it is working now.
Why do you use several abstraction with different name ? Just use one abstraction [pix_buffer_filmopen] and add a different argument each time : [pix_buffer_filmopen $0-video_environment] [pix_buffer_filmopen $0-video_vdu] [pix_buffer_filmopen $0-video_headshot] ++
Jack
Le jeudi 23 septembre 2010 à 15:30 +0100, J bz a écrit :
Hi all,
Been sat here for the last couple of hours going round and round and I am stuck stuck stuck.
I have recently come across the Neupert tutorials(attached patch based on 10-av-more control) which are excellent, miles better than my attempts for audio/video sync.
Anyway I am very stuck with this problem:
I want to play 3 avi.s which are in [pix_buffers]. 1 file plays fine but as soon as I add another pd crashes.
I attach the patch.(av_plyr3.6)
Not attaching the avi.s and audio as I guess it's pointless? they work seperately.
My hunch is it's something to do with the [pixbuffer_filmopen] patch and/or the use of $0 but I just can't figure it out.
Any pointers/fixes gladly received - deadlines looming etc...
On a friends windows machine as it's super fast, so it's: windows 7 most recent pd-extended
Very sure it's user-error though.
Cheers,
Jb
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