Palette:moviePlayer

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Summary
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The moviePlayer Palette component (and the UI-less movieEngine) is a multi-purpose tool for playing, controlling and examining movies. It can be used standalone or embedded in TouchDesigner applications.

  • The moviePlayer user interface controls the movie's speed, scrubbing, single-frame stepping and shuttling.
  • It plays a movie's audio to an audio device and/or the component's output.
  • moviePlayer lets you switch to a new movie without frame drops via drag-drop, scripting or parameters.
  • You can inspect (zoom and pan) movie images using mouse controls while a movie plays, optionally outputting the zoomed image.
  • You can inspect individual pixels, and display their position, color and alpha values.
  • Movie playback can be externally controlled with CHOP ramps, python commands and pulse parameters.
  • moviePlayer's UI can be highly customized via top-level parameters.
  • movieEngine is a lightweight moviePlayer with the UI removed. It can be embedded in other tools and controlled externally. (on External page, press Create Engine COMP)
  • Using cues, you can set multiple in- and out-points and then jump to cues, play and loop.
  • moviePlayer creates Movie Spec components that can hold your movie settings and cues, which enables you to later re-call and play sub-sections of movies using movieEngine or moviePlayer.
  • moviePlayer is used in TouchPlayer as its default movie player and works with a touch screen.

Note moviePlayer follows the Initialize/Start convention of TouchDesigner, which gives more control over transition from one movie to the next. For moviePlayer, it separates the process of (1) specifying a new movie or movie spec via drag-drop of changing pars, (2) the Initialization of the new movie at certain starting point, cued ready to play and (3) triggering to Start at that point. This can all be done in one shot (default) or separately with the Initialize and Start pars.

Tip: When giving presentations in TouchDesigner networks, use moviePlayer instead of Movie File In TOPs because (1) it can automatically play when you select and pause when you select something else, and (2) it is easier to jump around long movies and play at cue points. (See its Go page.)

See also movieEngine, movieBlender, moviePlaylist.

PythonIcon.pngPalette:moviePlayer Ext


Quick Start

Get moviePlayer from the Palette -> Tools, then rclick -> View to get it in a floating window, or simply use moviePlayer in the node viewer in the network.

To play a new file, (1) change the file name in the File parameter, or (2) drag-drop movie files from a file browser onto the panel UI or node viewer (with Viewer Active on), or (3) drag-drop a Movie File In TOP onto the panel or the node viewer in the network.

On the user interface, right-click on the image, or press the Controls button to bring up player parameters and movie parameters. (On the moviePlayer parameter dialog, press Open Movie Parameters.)

On the top row of the floating dialog, you see the tabs Player (for player settings) and Movie (settings for the specific movie you are playing now). Select Movie and adjust anything (say, Speed, Gamma) and verify the speed/level changes.


Usage

UI Play and Position Controls

Play/Pause: The ll and > button.

Timebar Scrub-and-pause/play: Tip: When dragging on the moviePlayer scrub bar, when you release the mouse button, if your cursor is above the bar, moviePlayer will continue to play the movie. If you have dragged down off the bar, it will pause the movie. Otherwise it will keep doing what it was doing before you started scrubbing.

Stepping: For precise positioning, the - and + buttons let you step forward and backward one frame. If you hold these buttons down, it will increment/decrement 1 frames every 1/6 second, and as you drag right/left off the + and - buttons, it will increment/decrement faster.

Shuttle Swing: The <> button lets you inspect around the current frame: If you click <> and drag left/right off the button, it will go and pause at nearby frames, and if you continue to hold down and bring the cursor back to <>, it will return to the initial frame. The scale is exponential.

Keyboard: The keyboard's left/right arrow keys step forward and backward a frame. The Space bar pauses and un-pauses.

Time code: Roll over the time counter to get the movie length. Select from its menu to switch between seconds, frames and timecode.


Movie Settings and Adjustments

On the moviePlayer parameter dialog click Open Movie Parameters, or on the moviePlayer panel click the Controls button on the left. This brings up the custom settings of the current movie.

Parameters on the Movie -> Settings 1 and Settings 2 pages adjust and prepare the movie: start-end trim, crop, Black Level / Luminance / Gamma adjustments, speed, audio gain, etc. Note that these adjustments don't affect the movie file itself, only how it is played in moviePlayer.


Zoom into Image to Inspect Pixels

On the movie image, middle-click and hold down, then move left-right to zoom into a pixel of the image, or (with Roller Zoom toggle on UI page On) use your mouse roller wheel. Press 'h' to home. left-click/drag to pan. This zooming does not affect the output movie unless you set the Output Inspect Image parameter on the UI page. When the movie border is yellow, it indicates the movie is not homed in the viewer. When you zoom in far enough, the pixel color and position values are displayed in an overlay.


Audio

The audio signal always goes out the second output. But moviePlayer optionally plays audio to the default audio device (Internal Audio Player on the Control page). Its Volume parameter on the Control page is mirrored in the UI as the Audio slider. Alternately the second output of the component can be routed to a mixer/output component.


Initialize and Start

The Initialize/Start convention of moviePlayer, and TouchDesigner in general, gives more control over a transition from one movie to the next. Normally, with On Source Change set to Initialize and Start, it will start playing the new movie as soon as it's loaded. But you can separate the process of (1) specifying a new movie or movie spec via drag-drop of changing pars, (2) the Initialization of the new movie at certain starting point, cued ready to play and (3) trigger to Start at that point. This can all be done in one shot (default) or separately with the Initialize and Start pars.

Assuming you want to seamlessly get the the new movie loaded, initialized and paused at a certain frame, ready-to-play, at which time you would press Start or trigger it externally. For this behavior, set On Source Change to Initialize and Pause. Alternately, you want moviePlayer to initialize nothing while you drag-drop a new movie or change the File Path parameter, and then initialize only when you press Initialize, etc. You can set the starting time using Initialize Time parameter.

While playing, Go to Done, jumps to the end of the movie and stops. The pulse parameter Go Back to Prev Movie lets you alternate between the current and previous movie.

Timing information is sent out the out3 output of moviePlayer in a CHOP, with time counters and the current initialize, start, running and done states.


Transition

moviePlayer is designed to play a single movie at a time and does not crossfade between pairs. Because loading and initializing the next movie frequently takes more than one frame, the image may be invalid for one frame or more. By default it fades down for .2 sec, reloads, and fades up for .2 sec. You can set those to 0 sec but some frames of black may appear. You can set Transition to Freeze and Cut, and it will hold the last frame of the previous movie and cut to the new movie when ready. Other tools using movieplayer internally will do crossfades.


Creating Cues

You can set up cues (a point or sub-section of a movie), each with a "beauty" frame, a "start" time, an optional "end" time and a end-start crossfade time.

Quick Cue: Pause the movie somewhere. Move your cursor to the top part of the player. The cue grid comes up (mostly empty at first). Click Add Cue. It will add a 5 second cue at the current frame. Go and pause to some other frame after the current frame. Again in the top area, press the E= button to set the End time. Now you have a cue segment. Press the grey Cue 1 button at the bottom. It will turn green and play/loop the cue.

Expert: To get at more controls you would use if moviePlayer is small, set Cue Edit Area set to Cue Columns. If you click in the top row of boxes labelled "B", it goes to the respective Cue's Beauty frame and pauses. If you click in the middle row of boxes labelled "S", it goes go to a cue's Start point and plays (hold Shift to pause). If you click in the third row of boxes labelled "E", it goes to a cue's End point and pauses. These provide quick-access jump points.

Once a cue is created, there are 4 ways to set the beauty, start and end points (some are better for touch screens):

Pause the movie where you want set a start, beauty or end point.

(1) Press the S= or E= buttons in the upper section. S= sets both the beauty and start frames.

(2) With Cue Edit Area set to Cue Columns, press Ctrl-click on the B, S or E boxes.

(3) Use the Set> menus in the cue grid.

(4) Right-click on an existing cue in the timeline and use the same Set> menu.

Thereafter, when you left-click on the B, S and E boxes, it will go to those times in the movie.


Using Cues

Assuming you have created at least one cue (see above), in the bottom row of the timeline, if you click on an icon image it goes to the beauty frame for that cue and pauses. If you press Shift-click on the icon, it will go to the cue's start and pause. You can play forward from the beauty or start times if you drag off the icon to the right (convenient for touch screen).

In the second row from the bottom, click the grey cue boxes to play only the cue's segment from start to end, and depending on the Cue's Next Behavior setting, loop the cue. The box turns green indicating it will only play the cue start-end range. Press Shift-click to pause at a cue's start time, or press the cue and drag down off the button. Press > to continue, keeping the cue selected (green). The first click on an unselected cue sets it to the cue start, the next click on that cue scrubs the cue.

End-to-start crossfade times are set per-cue: Set the the Crossfade parameter of the individual cue's parameter dialog via Par+ (or Controls) or via Set> Cue Parameters. (The Crossfade of the full movie (equivalent to cue 0, or Full on the timeline) is set in the movie's Settings 1 page.)


Movie Spec Components

A Movie Spec component specifies a movie file path and movie adjustments like in/out trim points, cropping, brightness/gamma/black level, speed, cues, metadata and more.

To create a Movie Spec component, open a movie via the File parameter of moviePlayer, or drop a movie from the file system or a Movie File In TOP onto moviePlayer's UI viewer. Then go to the External page, and press Copy Cur Mvspec Below. A new Movie Spec component is created below whose icon is the current movie. (You can check its Settings pages and look inside to see its cues.)

Then you can drag-drop these "mvspec" components to the moviePlayer or movieEngine panel to switch movies with all their settings and cues. You can use moviePlayer to edit the mvspec component further.

Alternately, change the moviePlayer parameter Source Type to Movie Spec COMP, and change the Movie Spec parameter to the Movie Spec component that you want to play.


Movie Spec Metadata Info

A Movie Spec component, on its Info page, also holds persistent movie metadata (as read-only parameters) that is normally only available if you open the movie file: images per second, time lengths, resolution, aspect ratio. So you can get movie info without opening the movie. (it is updated/validated every time the movie is opened by moviePlayer/movieEngine).


More on Cues: Cue Boxes, Columns or List

You can change the display of the top area to display cues as a time-ordered list. On the UI page, change the Cue Edit Area menu to Cue List. Cue Columns is convenient for use with touch screens.


Cue Internals

Note that every cue is a Base component in moviePlayer1/mvspec/cues, each with a few custom parameters.

After pressing Open Movie Parameters on the parameter dialog, or Par+ (or Controls) on the moviePlayer panel, if you have set a cue, you can see the Cues' parameters by selecting it in the top row of buttons beside Player and Movie. Or click the Set> menu and select Cue Parameters to bring up the parameters of a cue.

Here you see where the start, end and beauty times are held. You can name the cue. The Enable parameter undisplays the cue in the timeline, and is useful when it gets too cluttered. The Next Behavior menu allows you to stop or loop when reaching the end of a cue. You can set it to go black (0 0 0 1) or zero (0 0 0 0) at the end of the cue. You can safely delete or re-order cue1, cue2... components in the cues network, or via the Set> menu.


Outputs

The movie image and audio go out the first two outputs. Output 3 is the current movie's aspect ratio, length and rate. Output 4 contains cross-fading channels and diagnostics that may be useful.

moviePlayer contains about 70 nodes initially without cues - your GPU memory may become the limiting factor as you add many moviePlayers. But its default behavior is to pause moviePlayer when it is un-selected, to avoid using GPU and CPU time (see the Behavior page).


External Control of moviePlayer

To drive moviePlayer externally you can use CHOP timing ramps (like from a Timer CHOP, Beat CHOP or LFO CHOP). You can use python trigger commands to position/play at specific times or cues, or pulse parameters on the dialog UI that jump to cues or specific times.

To drive it externally, go to the External page, choose a CHOP and a channel that you want to drive it with and set the CHOP and Channel parameters. Select the appropriate units - seconds, frames (timeline frames) or 0-1 fraction. Then turn on External Control Active. The moviePlayer playbar should go red and the full timeline or the current cue should be under the controls of the channel.

You can refer to values in the third output of the CHOP which contains 3 constant channels: length (how many seconds long in moviePlayer is the currently selected cue (cue 0 is the full movie)), duration (this is the length divided by the Speed parameter - the movie takes longer to play if you set the Speed lower than 1)) and the movie's rate (images per second).

On the "Cues" page of the component's parameters, you can select a cue number and press Go to Cue and Play, for example. You can drive this with python or by exporting to the parameters.

You can alternately set a time and press Go to Time and Play. Also the parameters on the Cues page of moviePlayer can be used to jump to cues, pause, play, etc.


Control of moviePlayer with Python

The python extension in the component has the functions such as GoToCue(cuenum, cuepoint, play) and GoToTime(seconds, play). Example to go to 50 sec and play:

op('moviePlayer1').GoToTime(50.,1)

See the extension DAT in moviePlayer, which contains more functions to control via python.


Multi-moviePlayers or Multi-"Movie Specs"

There are two ways to manage multiple movies. Most simply, you can duplicate moviePlayer1 in the network and alter the duplicates. This will let you play several movies at one time. Changing the file name will delete all its cues and reinitialize all the parameters.

Alternately, if you have more that 10 movies or so, you can have a multitude of lightweight "Movie Spec" components, and drag-drop them onto any movie player. This is equivalent to setting a moviePlayer's Movie Spec parameter to point to the external mvspec component.

To create a Movie Spec component, on moviePlayer, on the External page, press the parameter "Copy Cur mvspec Below". It copies the current settings of the movie of moviePlayer to a component mvspec1, just below moviePlayer in the network. ( Internally it is copying the template moviePlayer1/mvspec1 or the latest mvspec outside moviePlayer1. )

The Movie Spec components are very lightweight. Inside it are 5 passive nodes plus one empty Base component per cue.

You can make several copies of mvspec1. Then for each mvspec*, you can edit its parameters manually. Then you can drag-drop it onto the moviePlayer viewer, or assign it to the Movie Spec parameter of moviePlayer. Then you can edit and add cues etc as you normally would with the moviePlayer UI. All edits are saved in your mvspec components.


movieEngine - moviePlayer Without UI

movieEngine is a lightweight component that can be embedded in other tools to smoothly drive movie playback and switching.

On moviePlayer, on the External page, press Create Engine COMP Below. It will create movieEngine1 in the network below moviePlayer, which is the same as moviePlayer, but with its UI removed and other non-essential operators removed.

TIP: On movieEngine, you can middle-click to pause/play. You can left-click/drag on the image to scrub, and to pause when you release, release the mouse when the cursor is below the panel. To assure it's playing forward after you scrub, release with the cursor above the panel.

Also movieEngine is controllable via its parameters, its inputs and its Extensions calls in the same way as you control moviePlayer.. You can


moviePlayer in TouchPlayer

To play movies with TouchPlayer, drag a movie file onto a TouchPlayer desktop icon, or start TouchPlayer on a movie file in the file system by right-clicking on the file and selecting Open With... TouchPlayer.


Crossfading Between Two movieEngines

To do crossfading or exact frame cuts between movies, you need two movieEngines or moviePlayers.

Every time you assign a new mvspec to moviePlayer's Movie Spec parameter, it may take a few frames to unload the prior movie, open the new movie and load the number of pre-read frames into the GPU. (It uses the Timer CHOP for this, and you can watch the timing on the out4 of moviePlayer So one moviePlayer can never guarantee a perfect cut between movies. For this reason you need two moviePlayer components to perfectly cut or crossfade between them. You get the second moviePlayer to pre-load the next movie before making a cut or crossfade. You can use the "fade fadein" channels coming out of the 4th output of moviePlayer to control the cross-fading.


UI Arrange Page and Select Page

Look at the custom parameters of moviePlayer. On the Arrange page, all UI looks are set here.

Viewer Location puts the image behind or above the UI controls.

Here you can turn on Control Panel Always On while you are learning the UI.

You can also size the UI's overlay panels, and choose whether you want them displayed only when you roll over the panels or always.

Advanced: For when you are using moviePlayer in the network, the Select page -> Action on Select Node, you can play the movie when you click on the moviePlayer1 node in a TouchDesigner network. With other options, it can pause the movie when you click on another node. etc. You can play a certain cue when you select the movie. This is useful when demoing movies in a TD network where you can click a node and it plays your preferred cue.


Select Page

On the Setup page, Force Resolution internally scales the movie to your desired resolution when it is read. You can set the number of core for decoding, and turn on hardware decoding, which is recommended if possible.


Parameters - Control Page

Help Help -

Version Version -

Source Type Sourcetype - -

  • File Path filepath -
  • Movie Spec COMP mvspec -

File Path File -

Movie Spec Mvspec -

On Source Change Onsourcechange - -

  • Wait for Initialize or Start wait -
  • Initialize and Pause initialize -
  • Initialize and Start start -
  • Initialize and Use mvspec Play Parameter usemvspec -

Open Movie Parameters Openpars -

Initialize Time (sec) Initializetime -

Initialize Initialize -

Start Start -

Go to Done Gotodone -

Go Back to Prev Mv Goback -

Play Play -


Parameters - Setup Page

Transition Transition - -

  • Fade Down + Fade Up fadedownup -
  • Freeze and Cut cut -

Image Fade Down (sec) Fadedown -

Image Fade Up (sec) Fadeup -

Audio Volume Volume -

Internal Audio Player Internalaudio -

Audio Driver Audiodriver - -

  • default (DirectSound/CoreAudio) default -
  • ASIO asio -

Audio Device Audiodevice - -

  • default default -
  • Speakers (4- RODE NT-USB) {0.0.0.00000000}.{5071a211-8343-464c-9264-df1dbc35086e} -
  • Line 1/2 (M-Audio Fast Track Ultra) {0.0.0.00000000}.{048c4e19-9ddb-4893-9d05-262c64b2a23e} -
  • Line 5/6 (M-Audio Fast Track Ultra) {0.0.0.00000000}.{23ed4504-198e-49e2-9d1b-3cd3181507b8} -
  • Speakers (Plugable USB Audio Device) {0.0.0.00000000}.{25205629-60ea-40ab-9a18-9d86f01e24a5} -
  • Line 3/4 (M-Audio Fast Track Ultra) {0.0.0.00000000}.{6d1b0a8a-b02b-4cbc-a676-8dff634e1094} -
  • Speakers (2- USB Audio CODEC ) {0.0.0.00000000}.{725ad62d-e3ab-4188-aed5-50b53cb1f02b} -
  • S/PDIF (M-Audio Fast Track Ultra) {0.0.0.00000000}.{74a6270b-bb92-4487-a8f2-baeee761d130} -
  • Speakers (Realtek(R) Audio) {0.0.0.00000000}.{7731f2c6-1122-4a22-bb9d-d9d89b7d1e9b} -
  • U32J59x (2- NVIDIA High Definition Audio) {0.0.0.00000000}.{8ca2679c-993b-4add-b51f-d35021515fbc} -
  • M2767PW (2- NVIDIA High Definition Audio) {0.0.0.00000000}.{9d20bcfe-ca49-41ab-93ff-dd28936ca47c} -
  • Speakers (M-Audio Fast Track Ultra) {0.0.0.00000000}.{d5c3917f-178c-4e12-bf6a-4d2cc2e05870} -
  • Speakers (USB AUDIO CODEC) {0.0.0.00000000}.{f31f6287-0095-4cba-b2b9-b3172efcb9d1} -

Force Resolution Forceres -

Resolution Res - -

  • Resolution Resw -
  • Resolution Resh -

Hardware Decode Hardwaredecode -

Max Decode CPUs Maxdecodecpus -


Parameters - Go Page

Target Time for Go Gotargettime -

Go to Time and Pause Gototimepause -

Go to Time and Play Gototimeplay -

Target Cue for Go Gotargetcue -

Action for Go Goaction - -

  • Cue Beauty beauty -
  • Cue Start start -
  • Cue End end -

Set Cur Cue on Go Gosetcurcue -

Go to Cue and Pause Gotocuepause -

Go to Cue and Play Gotocueplay -


Parameters - UI Page

Time Units Timeunits - -

  • Seconds seconds -
  • Index index -
  • Time Code timecode -

View Range Start (sec) Viewstart -

View Range Length (sec) Viewlength -

View Subrange Subview -

Roller Wheel Zoom Image Rollerzoom -

Left/Mid Mouse Button Pan/Scale Lrmbpanscale -

Panel/Scale Home Panscalehome -

Output Inspect Image Outputinspect -


Parameters - Arrange Page

Viewer Location Viewerloc - -

  • Behind Controls behind -
  • Above Controls above -

Control Panel Always On Controlsalwayson -

Control Panel Opacity Controlsopacity -

Expose Help Button Exposehelp -

Cue Edit Area Cueeditarea - -

  • Nothing nothing -
  • Cue Box cueboxes -
  • Cue Columns cuecols -
  • Cue List cuelist -

Cue Edit Area Always On Cueeditalwayson -

Cue Edit Area Opacity Cueeditareaopacity -

Size of Cuebar Sizecuebar -

Size of Cueloop Sizecueloop -

Size of Scrubber Sizescrubber -

Size of View Range Sizeviewrange -

Size of Play Controls Sizeplaycontrols -


Parameters - Select Page

Action on Select Node Actionselecton - -

  • None none -
  • Go to Beauty beauty -
  • Go to Start start -
  • Go to End end -

Cue on Select Cueonselect -

Set as Current Cue Curcueonselect -

Play on Select Playonselect -

Viewer Active on Select Viewonselect -

Action on De-Select Actionselectoff - -

  • None none -
  • Pause pause -

Selected Selected -

Special Special -


Parameters - External Page

External Control Active Extactive -

Units Extunits - -

  • Seconds seconds -
  • Frames frames -
  • Fraction fraction -

CHOP Extchop -

Channel Extchannel -

Copy Cur mvspec Below Copymvspec -

Save Cur mvspec to .tox Savemvspec -

Create Engine COMP Below Createengine -


Operator Outputs

  • Output 0 -
  • Output 1 -
  • Output 2 -
  • Output 3 -
  • Output 4 -

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