Jitter Patch Woes
I continued to have problems with the Jitter patch because the PIC sends MIDI signals in a fast-paced manner over and over, that tends to reset the signals. I used a "change" object, but this would not account for the multiple movies that needed to trigger. Thus, I ended up having to work with Luke, who was extremely helpful in assisting me with setting up an equation to deal with the multiple levels of triggering I needed.
However, another issue surfaced soon after, which was that I could not use the fact that the touch sensors being held down would trigger the movie. The problem with this is that they do not send a signal for more than 20 seconds because they eventually equalize (see post on this). Thus, I had to change the patch back again, so that they only triggered the videos, but duration was not the catalyst for keeping them running.
However, another issue surfaced soon after, which was that I could not use the fact that the touch sensors being held down would trigger the movie. The problem with this is that they do not send a signal for more than 20 seconds because they eventually equalize (see post on this). Thus, I had to change the patch back again, so that they only triggered the videos, but duration was not the catalyst for keeping them running.

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