Re: [linux-audio-dev] jack transport

> Syncing video playback to Ardour would be a great example of the
> usefullness of jack-transport. Unfortunately, i guess the fact
> is that the design of mplayer means it can never be a real jack
> client. Perhaps a jack client could control mplayer via its slave
> mode, for use with non-keyframe based video formats, but thats a
> bit of a hack.

I needed a jack driven video player to allow me to compose the
soundtrack for a videoclip in MusE. Since there was none available, I
made my own one. I think it is a not so great but adequate example of
the usefullness of jack-transport ;-D

One of the solutions I thought of was that suggested by you: mplayer
slave mode. I don't remember well why I dropped it.

Finally I ended up glueing some libraries to make a very quick hack
that did the job. Don't expect good video performance, nor support of
keyframed video formats, I only spent a couple of days and got what I
needed.

I use it successfully with MusE and ardour. You can check the project
page and a screenshot:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/xjadeo/
http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=131926

Regards,

Luis
Received on Sun Mar 20 04:15:05 2005