i've finished a patch which creates visuals using gem, but its too much for my computer to handle in real-time and it starts interfering with the music (which the patch also creates). is there an easy way to render it as an avi or something similar (including the music), so that it doesnt need to work in real-time?
thanks.
GEM can render at just about any framerate. You can send a 'frame 1' message to the gemwin and it will render 1 frame per second. Just adjust the rate until there is enough time to render frames.
Audio is not going to work that way in Pd.
On 4/10/06, Peter Worth peterworth@gmail.com wrote:
i've finished a patch which creates visuals using gem, but its too much for my computer to handle in real-time and it starts interfering with the music (which the patch also creates). is there an easy way to render it as an avi or something similar (including the music), so that it doesnt need to work in real-time?
thanks.
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i think the problem is that there is a stupid number of images im using as textures - too many to fit in memory so it has to stop every now and then to page a new one in..
On 4/10/06, hard off hard.off@gmail.com wrote:
although with careful plannign you might get some interesting results
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