I am trying to find a good vanilla abstraction that will allow the playback of a videofile and its soundtrack (provided as extra audiofile) with good syncronisation. I suppose this would be done using something like [bang~] as time reference. Has anyone already built such a thing? Thank you!
cheers, P
Peter P. wrote:
I am trying to find a good vanilla abstraction that will allow the playback of a videofile and its soundtrack (provided as extra audiofile) with good syncronisation. I suppose this would be done using something like [bang~] as time reference. Has anyone already built such a thing? Thank you!
the audio part of it, yes !
it's a modified [readsf~] that outputs a timecode (in milliseconds) plus some other infos and features (looping, seeking, pause etc.) . the timecode can be easily converted into frames that you can then feed into a [pix_film] object.
help file is also attached
not 100% vanilla though, it needs IEMLIB1 and IEMLIB2 to get the full length of the audio file, and for speedlimiting reasons.
hope you will find it useful !
best
oliver
On 2017-11-15 19:55, Peter P. wrote:
I am trying to find a good vanilla abstraction that will allow the playback of a videofile and its soundtrack (provided as extra audiofile) with good syncronisation. I suppose this would be done using something like [bang~] as time reference. Has anyone already built such a thing? Thank you!
framesync. https://svn.puredata.info/cgit/svn2git/libraries/framesync.git/
i've never used it though.
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