hi olsen
i am not sure, if this helps you, but this is how i create movies using gridflow:
- 'open movie.mov' -> [#out]
- 'framerate 25' -> [#out]
- 'codec jpeg' -> [#out]
- send some grids to [#out]
- 'close' -> [#out]
note: the 'close' message is mandatory, since otherwise the resulting file is corrupted (i assume because of a lacking or wrong index). afaik, it also matters in which order you send those messages, e.g you have to first open a movie and _then_ send the specifications such as codec and framerate.
excuse me, if this seems too obvious, but [#out] behaves differently from other video writing objectclasses in pd, because [#out] can be used either to display grids, write images or write movies. that is why the order of messages is critical, whereas it isn't e.g for [pix_record].
this works for me. if it doesn't for you, tell us exactly, what you do, what messages you get in the pd-window and and probably provide us a short .mov file, that is apparantly corrupted.
roman
On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 23:54 +0100, olsen wolf wrote:
hi anyone used gridflows #record? playback of the file in gridflow itself works but when i'm trying to play the file in mplayer i get the error message: "hmblck: image size inconsistent with data size." & mencoder neither likes to reencode it... thanks for help & greets olsen
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