Play video files Use jit.playlist to organize sets of video files and play them back. Each video is given a visual representation in a clip where a selection from the entire video file may be choosen. Clips may be dragged within a jit.playlist to re-order them, or they maybe dragged to other jit.playlist objects by using the handle (dot) on the left side of the clip. Cycling '74 Jitter Trigger Playlist Cues TEXT_HERE Playback Stream TEXT_HERE Playback Notifications TEXT_HERE (dict) content TEXT_HERE Start/stop playing a video file 0 stops video playback. A number greater than zero begins playback of the clip with that index. Indices begin counting at 1. Add a new video file to the list Add a new video file to the list. First argument specifies the video file. Second (optional) argument specifies the slot number for the clip (starting at 1). If no arguments are listed, clicking the append message in a locked patcher will open a dialog box where you can choose a file to append. Remove all sound files Remove all clips from the playlist. To remove just one clip, right-click on the file you wish to remove in a locked patcher and choose "Remove" from the contextual menu. Drag and drop compatible media files Create a new jit.playlist object by dragging and dropping a compatible media file into an unlocked patch. To load additional media files into a jit.playlist object, drag the new file onto the jit.playlist UI until a line appears above or below the currently loaded file. To rearrange tracks within jit.playlist, click and drag the handle (dot on the left side) up or down in a locked patch. To replace a currently loaded file, drag the new file over the old one until the entire track is highlighted. Retrieve attribute state for a specific clip The word getclipattr, followed by a clip number and attribute name, will send that attribute's value out the notification (middle) outlet of jit.playlist. This allows you to retrieve an attribute state for a specific clip. You can retrieve read-only attributes (e.g. duration, moviedim, etc.), along with most attributes supported by jit.movie. Get the contents and behavior of all clips The word getcontent sends the contents and behavior of all clips out the last outlet of jit.playlist in dictionary format. Connect the last outlet to a dict.view object to see the contents. Please note that most content states will not print their default values. These will only be printed if you explicitly set a value. For the "absolutepath" entry, the full file path for each clip will only be displayed if the file is not in Max's search path. If the file is in Max's search path, only the file name will be displayed. Press play, loop, and make selections Use your mouse to play and stop a clip in jit.playlist. Also use it to select small parts of the sample for playback. Play the next clip Plays the next clip loaded in jit.playlist. Pause playback Pause playback of the current clip at the current position. Remove a clip The word remove, followed by a clip number starting at 1, removes that clip from the list. Resume playback Resume playback from the current position if playback has been paused. Select playback endpoints for a clip Select playback endpoints for a clip using a normalized range (0.0 is the beginning, 1.0 is the end). The first argument specifies which clip (starting at 1). The second argument is the start point for the clip, and the third argument is the end point. If only two arguments are given, they serve as the start and end points for all clips in jit.playlist. If only one argument is given, it serves as the clip number and clears any selection from that clip. Select playback endpoints for a clip in milliseconds Select playback endpoints for a clip in milliseconds. The first argument specifies which clip (starting at 1). The second argument is the start point for the clip, and the third argument is the end point. If only two arguments are given, they serve as the start and end points for all clips in jit.playlist. If only one argument is given, it serves as the end point for all clips in jit.playlist. Set an attribute state for a specific clip jit.movie attributes are available in jit.playlist. To control a specific clip, use the "setclip" message followed by the clip number, attribute name, and value. The message "setclip 2 loop 1" will turn looping on for clip 2. Controls Off Color Sets the color of the loop icon when turned off. Allow the re-ordering of clips Allow the re-ordering of clips in jit.playlist by dragging the handle (dot on the left side) for a clip above or below other clips. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Background Color Sets the background color of the object in RGBA format. Height alloted for each clip to be displayed Height alloted for each clip to be displayed. This value may be altered when dragging new clips into jit.playlist according to the expansion attribute. Controls Color Sets the controls color (when on) of the object in RGBA format. Render context name A render context name, used when output_texture is enabled. If no value is specified the attribute is set implicitly. In this case use the getclipattr message to query the value. Clip Divider Color Sets the clip divider color of the object in RGBA format. Style of accomodation for adding clips Style of accomodation for adding clips to a jit.playlist with no empty space available. Maintain the size of the box and reduce the height of all clips to make room. TEXT_HERE Maintain both the size of the box and the height of all clips. A scroll bar will need to be used to access clips out of view. TEXT_HERE Expand the size of the box downward, while maintaining the height of all clips. TEXT_HERE Turn looping on/off Turn looping on/off. Report when a video reaches the end of a loop When loopreport is set to 1, the word "loopnotify", followed by the clip number and file name, will be sent out the second outlet of jit.playlist every time the selected video file reaches the end of a loop. Output videos as a texture When output_texture is set to 1, the video files in jit.playlist will be output as a texture. A valid GL context (e.g. a jit.world or jit.pworld) is required for texture output functionality. Parameter Mode Enable Enables use of this object with Max for Live Parameters and allows for setting initial parameter values in the Max environment. Visible to Mapping When parameter_mappable is enabled, the object will be available for mapping to keyboard or MIDI input using the Mappings feature. Report progress of video playback When reportprogress is set to 1, the current playback position will be sent out the second outlet of jit.playlist as a float from 0-1. Selection Color Sets the selection color of the object in RGBA format. Display the file name When showname is set to 1, the name of the video file is displayed in the jit.playlist UI. Object style Sets the style to be applied to the object. Styles can be set using the Format palette. Text Color Sets the color of the file name text in RGBA format. The jit.playlist object inherits the following attributes from jit.movie. See the jit.movie reference page for descriptions.
colormode
interp
unique
vol
rate
seamless_loopcount (avf engine only)
cache_size (viddll engine only)

Attributes inherited from jit.movie are applied globally to each clip in the playlist. Use the setclip message to override values for specific clips. Global and clip specific attribute values are saved in the playlist's content dictionary and reloaded with the patch. Access these values via the getcontent message.