hi everyone,
I am recording video files from GEM processes, but now have a severe incompatibility issue. I know it is being recorded correctly because I can read the files from within GEM, but no external player seems to be able to open it (i.e. vlc player in both ubuntu and os x)
The message from vlc in ubuntu is: " No suitable decoder module: VLC does not support the audio or video format "RTJ0". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this. :
pix_record is using default codecs / settings.
I am recording these videos on pd 0.43-4 and recent Gem (for some reason it does not report the version but it was downloaded in sept-2012, so recent-ish.
Anyone have any suggestions? Since the files work in Gem I can re-encode them into the correct codec, but which one is that...
best,
Jaime
sorry solved this,
Is there any reason why the [codeclist( message to pix_record should not just output or print without the -verbose -verbose flag?
J
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 4:37 PM, Jaime Oliver jaime.oliver2@gmail.comwrote:
hi everyone,
I am recording video files from GEM processes, but now have a severe incompatibility issue. I know it is being recorded correctly because I can read the files from within GEM, but no external player seems to be able to open it (i.e. vlc player in both ubuntu and os x)
The message from vlc in ubuntu is: " No suitable decoder module: VLC does not support the audio or video format "RTJ0". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this. :
pix_record is using default codecs / settings.
I am recording these videos on pd 0.43-4 and recent Gem (for some reason it does not report the version but it was downloaded in sept-2012, so recent-ish.
Anyone have any suggestions? Since the files work in Gem I can re-encode them into the correct codec, but which one is that...
best,
Jaime
On 03/17/2013 01:22, Jaime Oliver wrote:
sorry solved this,
Is there any reason why the [codeclist( message to pix_record should not just output or print without the -verbose -verbose flag?
because you can simply hook a [print] to [pix_record]'s last outlet to get the list printed.
fgmdsar IOhannes
That's great, just not documented in the help file. It actually tells you it will be printed int he console:
"Inlet 1: codeclist: enumerate a list of available codecs to the pd-console"
There is no description for what outlet 3 does either...
Attached is a modified helpfile in case it is useful.
J
On Mar 17, 2013, at 5:24 AM, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
On 03/17/2013 01:22, Jaime Oliver wrote:
sorry solved this,
Is there any reason why the [codeclist( message to pix_record should not just output or print without the -verbose -verbose flag?
because you can simply hook a [print] to [pix_record]'s last outlet to get the list printed.
fgmdsar IOhannes
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On 2013-03-18 21:31, J Oliver wrote:
That's great, just not documented in the help file. It actually tells you it will be printed int he console:
"Inlet 1: codeclist: enumerate a list of available codecs to the pd-console"
There is no description for what outlet 3 does either...
Attached is a modified helpfile in case it is useful.
thanks. i updated the help-patch in git/master (and added a [pd PROPERTIES] dialog similar to the [pix_video])
fgmasdr IOhannes
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