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beginner question! creating video delays!!!!!! help please! Hey everyone! I would really appreciate any help!!! I'm new to Quartz Composer and need to make a composition that I believe is quite simple- but I don't really know what I'm doing. I am trying to take realtime video from an external USB webcam (or my iSight, if that is easier) and put it on a delay of as long as possible. I think I read somewhere that 20 seconds will be about the maximum because it takes a lot of computing power or something. So really, all i need is to display the video input on a slight delay. if someone could take a screencapture or something of how to set this up that would be amazing. I am running on a dual core MacBook Pro OS X 10.5.8 Oh.... and I have to figure this out by tomorrow morning.... :/ THANKS! |
try this ciao Daniele
using a queue to delay can give you some interesting stop motion effects at smaller delay values. ;)
Also there is a patch called "Image delay" I use quite a bit...
Thanks so much this worked wonderfully!!
could there be any way to only delay the audio?
reaktor ?
When you play audio, or the received signal?
You can buffer the received signal with a queue.
If you're playing audio, you can offset time. (Using that technique and/or or playing tracks in unison, you can actually do a number of effects in QC, with or without prior prep of audio tracks, like slapback delay, notch filtering, phase, chorus, flange, etc... it's just really primitive.)