hi!
is there anything that can write videos to disk directly out of pd/gem?
thnx schaua
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Since Gem uses accelerated OpenGL, you would need to hack Gem in order to write video frames on the disk,one by one, using offscreen rendering: http://www.mesa3d.org/brianp/sig97/offscrn.htm
The easiest solution is to use a vga to composite converter (or a video card that has a composite output) and grab the video from the converter output. I used this technique a few times. -- Marc
Le mar 11/03/2003 à 16:57, Stefan Schauer a écrit :
hi!
is there anything that can write videos to disk directly out of pd/gem?
thnx schaua
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Since Gem uses accelerated OpenGL, you would need to hack Gem in order to write video frames on the disk,one by one, using offscreen rendering: http://www.mesa3d.org/brianp/sig97/offscrn.htm The easiest solution is to use a vga to composite converter (or a video card that has a composite output) and grab the video from the converter output. I used this technique a few times.
is there anything that can write videos to disk directly out of pd/gem?
well, maybe use [pix_write] ? it works much the same as [pix_snap] but writes data the current frame to disk, either as jpeg or as tiff. unfortunately it is not supported under macOS right now (i think)
mfg.as.dr IOhannes
That's what Ben Bogart suggested to me in a private message. The pix_write object probably use offscreen openGL rendering. -- Marc
Le mer 12/03/2003 à 15:19, zmoelnig@iem.at a écrit :
well, maybe use [pix_write] ? it works much the same as [pix_snap] but writes data the current frame to disk, either as jpeg or as tiff. unfortunately it is not supported under macOS right now (i think)
mfg.as.dr IOhannes
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