I've also tried with "auto 1", with and without the bangs, and nothing changes.
On 03/13/2011 01:43 PM, Olivier Baudu wrote:
Hi,
I've recently tried all the codecs but without success... :-/ (pd-ext 0.42.5 // gem 0.92.3 // Ubuntu 10.04)
Sorry...
If someone knows a way to make it works, I'll be happy too...
Cheers...
01ivier
2011/3/12 Matteo Sisti Sette <matteosistisette@gmail.com mailto:matteosistisette@gmail.com>
Some more detailed information of what happens: 1 I start Pd Extended 2 I open the patch which uses pix_record 3 send it "codec 5" 4 send it "open filename.mov" 5 send it "record 1" 6 send it a bang at every frame 7 send it "record 0". (it is always receiving the gemlist) Result: it only records the first frame (not a black frame, an actual frame). If I repeat steps 4-7, i records only one frame again (overwriting the file, as expected). If I repeat only steps 5-7, it does nothing, doesn't even touch the file (this may be expected). If I close the patch (but not Pd), and repeat steps 2-5, it crashes. This is Pd Extended 0.42.5, gem 0.92.3 compiled sep 22 2010 (comes with pd extended), Ubuntu 10.04 Apart from the crash which I can avoid, is there something I am missing to have it record more than one frame??? Does anybody know of a codec that gives less issues? (there are too many to try them all). thanks m. On 03/12/2011 08:18 PM, Matteo Sisti Sette wrote: Hi, Time ago I succesfully used pix_record in Windows by trying different codecs until I found one that wouldn't make it crash. Now I'm trying to use it in linux and I managed to create the output file and it seems it records one black frame, but nothing more. The file seems to have the correct dimensions in pixels but it never grows to more than a few Kb. I use "codec 5" which is ffmpeg mjpeg. I have: [gemhead 99] | [t b a] | / [pix_snap 500 500] | [t b a] | / [pix_record] Well I'm simplifying it, because I have a spigot so that the situation is equivalent to the picture above only after I've sent the "record 1" message. I send to pix_record, in this order: "file output.mov" "record 1" ... now for every frame I send it a bang (and the gemlist of course) "record 0" ...now i stop banging it I've verified that pix_snap is snapping as expected (I've tried putting a pix texture after it and using the texture on a square). Any idea? It prints this message to the console when it receives the "file" message: encoding as Quicktime (QT7 compatible) but it doesn't print any message when it gets the "record 1" and "record 0" messages. thanks m. _______________________________________________ Pd-list@iem.at <mailto:Pd-list@iem.at> mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
i have the same problem on OS X. is there any other way to record GEM videos? thanks
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Matteo Sisti Sette matteosistisette@gmail.com wrote:
I've also tried with "auto 1", with and without the bangs, and nothing changes.
On 03/13/2011 01:43 PM, Olivier Baudu wrote:
Hi,
I've recently tried all the codecs but without success... :-/ (pd-ext 0.42.5 // gem 0.92.3 // Ubuntu 10.04)
Sorry...
If someone knows a way to make it works, I'll be happy too...
Cheers...
01ivier
2011/3/12 Matteo Sisti Sette <matteosistisette@gmail.com mailto:matteosistisette@gmail.com>
Some more detailed information of what happens:
1 I start Pd Extended 2 I open the patch which uses pix_record 3 send it "codec 5" 4 send it "open filename.mov" 5 send it "record 1" 6 send it a bang at every frame 7 send it "record 0".
(it is always receiving the gemlist)
Result: it only records the first frame (not a black frame, an actual frame).
If I repeat steps 4-7, i records only one frame again (overwriting the file, as expected). If I repeat only steps 5-7, it does nothing, doesn't even touch the file (this may be expected).
If I close the patch (but not Pd), and repeat steps 2-5, it crashes.
This is Pd Extended 0.42.5, gem 0.92.3 compiled sep 22 2010 (comes with pd extended), Ubuntu 10.04
Apart from the crash which I can avoid, is there something I am missing to have it record more than one frame??? Does anybody know of a codec that gives less issues? (there are too many to try them all).
thanks m.
On 03/12/2011 08:18 PM, Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
Hi,
Time ago I succesfully used pix_record in Windows by trying different codecs until I found one that wouldn't make it crash.
Now I'm trying to use it in linux and I managed to create the output file and it seems it records one black frame, but nothing more. The file seems to have the correct dimensions in pixels but it never grows to more than a few Kb.
I use "codec 5" which is ffmpeg mjpeg.
I have:
[gemhead 99] | [t b a] | / [pix_snap 500 500] | [t b a] | / [pix_record]
Well I'm simplifying it, because I have a spigot so that the situation is equivalent to the picture above only after I've sent the "record 1" message.
I send to pix_record, in this order: "file output.mov" "record 1" ... now for every frame I send it a bang (and the gemlist of course) "record 0" ...now i stop banging it
I've verified that pix_snap is snapping as expected (I've tried putting a pix texture after it and using the texture on a square).
Any idea?
It prints this message to the console when it receives the "file" message: encoding as Quicktime (QT7 compatible)
but it doesn't print any message when it gets the "record 1" and "record 0" messages.
thanks m.
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If the video is not so big, you can shoot the screen at 25 fps with [pix_write] and make a film of all the pictures with mencoder :
mencoder "mf://*.jpg" -mf fps=25 -o output.avi -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4
01ivier
2011/3/23 •≈•≈•≈• potaxpotax@gmail.com
i have the same problem on OS X. is there any other way to record GEM videos? thanks
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Matteo Sisti Sette matteosistisette@gmail.com wrote:
I've also tried with "auto 1", with and without the bangs, and nothing changes.
On 03/13/2011 01:43 PM, Olivier Baudu wrote:
Hi,
I've recently tried all the codecs but without success... :-/ (pd-ext 0.42.5 // gem 0.92.3 // Ubuntu 10.04)
Sorry...
If someone knows a way to make it works, I'll be happy too...
Cheers...
01ivier
2011/3/12 Matteo Sisti Sette <matteosistisette@gmail.com mailto:matteosistisette@gmail.com>
Some more detailed information of what happens:
1 I start Pd Extended 2 I open the patch which uses pix_record 3 send it "codec 5" 4 send it "open filename.mov" 5 send it "record 1" 6 send it a bang at every frame 7 send it "record 0".
(it is always receiving the gemlist)
Result: it only records the first frame (not a black frame, an actual frame).
If I repeat steps 4-7, i records only one frame again (overwriting the file, as expected). If I repeat only steps 5-7, it does nothing, doesn't even touch the file (this may be expected).
If I close the patch (but not Pd), and repeat steps 2-5, it crashes.
This is Pd Extended 0.42.5, gem 0.92.3 compiled sep 22 2010 (comes with pd extended), Ubuntu 10.04
Apart from the crash which I can avoid, is there something I am missing to have it record more than one frame??? Does anybody know of a codec that gives less issues? (there are too many to try them all).
thanks m.
On 03/12/2011 08:18 PM, Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
Hi, Time ago I succesfully used pix_record in Windows by trying different codecs until I found one that wouldn't make it crash. Now I'm trying to use it in linux and I managed to create theoutput file and it seems it records one black frame, but nothing more. The file seems to have the correct dimensions in pixels but it never grows to more than a few Kb.
I use "codec 5" which is ffmpeg mjpeg. I have: [gemhead 99] | [t b a] | / [pix_snap 500 500] | [t b a] | / [pix_record] Well I'm simplifying it, because I have a spigot so that the situation is equivalent to the picture above only after I've sent the "record 1" message. I send to pix_record, in this order: "file output.mov" "record 1" ... now for every frame I send it a bang (and the gemlist ofcourse) "record 0" ...now i stop banging it
I've verified that pix_snap is snapping as expected (I've tried putting a pix texture after it and using the texture on a square). Any idea? It prints this message to the console when it receives the "file" message: encoding as Quicktime (QT7 compatible) but it doesn't print any message when it gets the "record 1" and "record 0" messages. thanks m.
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On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 1:18 AM, •≈•≈•≈• potaxpotax@gmail.com wrote:
i have the same problem on OS X. is there any other way to record GEM videos? thanks
I use #record from gridflow. It's not Gem, I know, but it's a good solution (thanks Mathieu) cheers husk
On Thu, 24 Mar 2011, Husk 00 wrote:
I use #record from gridflow. It's not Gem, I know, but it's a good solution (thanks Mathieu) cheers husk
I don't remember whether I said the following already, but I don't use [#record] and didn't write [#record].
I find it more convenient to be using [#out] directly, as it makes it easy to write down your settings in your own patch, like this :
[open stuff.mov, framerate 25, codec jpeg, parameter jpeg_quality 67( | [#out]
or if you really want to loadbang it, there's a single-box shortcut :
[#out stuff.mov, framerate 25, codec jpeg, parameter jpeg_quality 67]
but I don't use this shortcut often, because I want to avoid some potential accidents of overwriting files :)
[#record] is a small abstraction that uses [#out]'s open quicktime.
Note that you can only use one [#record] at a time, but you can use several [#out].
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You could use use the gridflow object [#from_pix] to [#out] as Mathieu mentioned to record Gem stuff too
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 3:27 PM, Mathieu Bouchard matju@artengine.ca wrote:
On Thu, 24 Mar 2011, Husk 00 wrote:
I use #record from gridflow. It's not Gem, I know, but it's a good solution (thanks Mathieu) cheers husk
I don't remember whether I said the following already, but I don't use [#record] and didn't write [#record].
I find it more convenient to be using [#out] directly, as it makes it easy to write down your settings in your own patch, like this :
[open stuff.mov, framerate 25, codec jpeg, parameter jpeg_quality 67( | [#out]
or if you really want to loadbang it, there's a single-box shortcut :
[#out stuff.mov, framerate 25, codec jpeg, parameter jpeg_quality 67]
but I don't use this shortcut often, because I want to avoid some potential accidents of overwriting files :)
[#record] is a small abstraction that uses [#out]'s open quicktime.
Note that you can only use one [#record] at a time, but you can use several [#out].
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