try
[gemhead]
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[pix snap 800 600]
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[pix_flip]
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[pix_yuv]
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[pix_record]
is has been discussed on the list: http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2007-05/049939.html
cheers, j
Dudley Brooks schrieb:
jeremaja niko wrote:
im using on mac program called "snapz pro x" and it is a screen capture program, witch can grab opengl window of gem as movie. this process needs a lot of cpu power so u need a powerfull machine. it is quite easy to use it. hope it helps
It did indeed! Thanks! It was the only thing that finally let me get my DVD made -- with just an hour and a half to spare! The other three methods (pix_record, pdp_rec~, and pix_write) had the various problems mentioned in this thread. Synchronizing the sound with the video was hard also. (The nature of the sound made it hard to find clear landmarks for sliding the sound into alignment, and yet it was still obvious when watching that they weren't in synch. But with Snapz they were in synch to begin with.)
I also found that pix_record not only gets the colors wrong, but seems to rotate the picture 90 degrees and reverse it as well. (The abstract nature of the piece is why that wasn't obvious immediately.) But how can it be that pix_record does this, and especially that people haven't noticed and complained? Or fixed, those who know how? (Not me, I'm afraid.) Incompatibility between how the various video cards label screen directions and RGB colors?
-- Dudley
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Jan Thoben wrote:
try
[gemhead] |
| [t b] | | | [snap( | / [pix snap 800 600] | [pix_flip] | [pix_yuv] | [pix_record]is has been discussed on the list: http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2007-05/049939.html
cheers, j
Thanks. I had searched the list about the color inversion problem, and hadn't used the right search terms, I guess, because I didn't find anything, including the above. I had only just noticed the flip problem and hadn't yet had time to search for it -- and was writing after midnight, when my brain had turned to a pumpkin.
Now I have to search the list to find out why write_sf~ only records one second of the sound.
-- Dudley
Dudley Brooks schrieb:
jeremaja niko wrote:
im using on mac program called "snapz pro x" and it is a screen capture program, witch can grab opengl window of gem as movie. this process needs a lot of cpu power so u need a powerfull machine. it is quite easy to use it. hope it helps
It did indeed! Thanks! It was the only thing that finally let me get my DVD made -- with just an hour and a half to spare! The other three methods (pix_record, pdp_rec~, and pix_write) had the various problems mentioned in this thread. Synchronizing the sound with the video was hard also. (The nature of the sound made it hard to find clear landmarks for sliding the sound into alignment, and yet it was still obvious when watching that they weren't in synch. But with Snapz they were in synch to begin with.)
I also found that pix_record not only gets the colors wrong, but seems to rotate the picture 90 degrees and reverse it as well. (The abstract nature of the piece is why that wasn't obvious immediately.) But how can it be that pix_record does this, and especially that people haven't noticed and complained? Or fixed, those who know how? (Not me, I'm afraid.) Incompatibility between how the various video cards label screen directions and RGB colors?
-- Dudley
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