Not certain on your requirements as far as "> 1 fps". I use the
SGDataProc, started with QTJ but abandoned it a couple years ago for QT
C and Objective-C, because of bugs with QTJ and Swing at the time, and
performance issues.
Pete Gordon
usersfirst.com
Columbus, Ohio
On Feb 10, 2005, at 11:25 AM, robert huber wrote:
hi folks,
i am returning to a previous videotracking project in the hope that i
can move it to some modern hardware and osx. i got pissed when apple
screwed up QTJ and just moved things back to os 9. i assume the answer
is still no but ...
- is there a way to capture frames from DV at > 1fps? I'd be delirious
with joy if there was either a QTJ or JMF solution.
any help is greatly appreciated. i'll send you a thank you card from
the land of the fly-over people in ohio. ciao and all the best,
lobsterman
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