jit.qt.movie

This patch will leap to a random point in the video loaded into jit.qt.movie every 1/4 of a second.

This patch shows how to scrub through a movie file using slider and jit.qt.movie.

This patch shows how to rotate, zoom, and offset video using jit.rota. 

This patch will choose a new 1 second segment of a video to play every second.

One way to make video respond to audio in Max, is to detect some significant event in an MSP audio signal, and use that to trigger something in Jitter. This patch demonstrates one case of that. It uses an event in an audio stream to trigger the display of a frame of a movie. Every time the phasor~ jumps down to 0, a bang is sent to the jit.qt.movie causing it to display the current frame of the movie loaded into it.

Most Jitter objects have internal states, known as attributes, and you can get and set their values. The list of messages on the right hand side of the example are a few of the attributes of a jit.qt.movie object. When you click on one of the attribute-getting messages, its value is reported from the right outlet of jit.qt.movie.

This patch shows how to switch between which of three different video files is being displayed on jit.window.

This example shows how to use the different attributes for jit.qt.movie.