hello,
i think you have to use pix_separator (after the pix_buffer_read) if you don't wish to use this feature. (it will copy the images data before modification, so it will slow down the patch.)
cyrille
Raphaël ILIAS a écrit :
Hi !
I had this problem twice in two different patchs using "pix_buffer_write" and "pix_buffer_read" : While i'm reading a buffer (i use them to store live captured video), I change some parameters on pixes further in the gemlist, before they're sent to "pix_texture", especially "pix_flip". But when i read the buffer again (for example if it's video loop), all changes i made before are played again, as if they had been written in the pix_buffer... Just like if you were sending the signal of a guitar sample to a distorsion effect and it distort the stored sample data !
The patch is a such mess that i cannot attach it... ...but if someone has an idea or encountered the same problem....
Ciao
Raphaël
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