‘TVout’ does not name a type

So this seems to be a library problem. The TVout.h file cannot be found. It is where it should be in comparison to the other libraries but still says No such file or directory.

I’ll go and try it on the PC side

Thanks for the reply Michael. The problem on the Mac side is my own. Getting the Library installed correctly on the Mac has been my problem. The good news is I did get an overlay on live video from a CCTV color camera using a PC to upload to the arduino.
Putting overlay info on security DVRs is my goal.
My new problem is the demos have horiz and vert sync problems on the three different displays I tried. Thats assuming the sync problem is from the display. Two different inputs have been used one from the CCTV camera and one from the output of the security DVR. Any suggestions or sites that you might point me at would be appreciated.
Thanks again

There are two overlay demos. There is one that is part of the library TVout-VE called DemoNTSC and there is the overlay demo on the Video Experimenter page of the Nootropic website. So the one from the library (DemoNTSC) has text that is scrolling down the screen but moving left or right very quickly. It is hard to describe since I have never seen what it is supposed to look like. It might be easier to tell you that the 3D image produces a line of objects that move left to right so fast as to produce one and slowly from top to bottom. If this is one 3D object it is being printed maybe 10 times from side to side to make a strip that moves from top to bottom in about ten seconds. the words at the beginning also fill the screen from side to side and scroll from top to bottom at the same pace as the 3d image(s).
the other demo is the one that is shown all over the web with the milliseconds? showing time, The graph, and “overlay text and video . . .”
This one reacts a bit differently. Everything that is supposed to overlay has been pushed up almost a quarter of the screen. Everything nearly stays put but doubles up left to right so there are two graphs for example. The time is pushed up so far you can only see the very bottom of the numbers. The scrolling words in this demo can be seen and read.
Hard to describe but the two react quite differently in that the DemoNTSC makes the words totally unreadable with this fast movement from one side to the other. It is like horizontal roll that creates duplication across the entire screen. The other demo looks like the overlay is too big for the screen so it is doubling up horizontally. Jeez, Sorry to be taking your time on this.
As far as the library thing goes, The way you described is the way the instructions go. I have tried this many times, just tried again today. I cannot get a folder named sketch to save my life and have tried many different ways. Today I was shown a folder when I asked to see the sketch folder. It was the folder with the name of one of my projects. So a sketch folder was made in the same folder as the found folder. Not recognized as the sketch folder. Quit and restart app. No joy. Go to preferences and put Sketch folder in sketchbook location. No change. Quit and restart app. No change. Rename the folder that it says it is the Sketch folder to Sketch. That blew its mind and now when asked where the sketch folder is I get this Path;
Macintosh HD/private/var/folders/o6/o6sts3inFlubAHsC4wyH/-Tmp-/untitled162759080553/sketch_jun30a.
and No, I don’t let web pages tell me “You have a virus and should install this software now!” :). It’s getting funny now. I’ve used Macs since they only used floppy discs because I thought they were easier! It is embarrassing to say how much time was spent with this Sketch thing to try and install a library. I thought I had found a way that worked. Like I said the Ultrasound Library installed just fine and the example sketches are even in the Examples of the File menu
None of this is anyone’s problem but my own. Just wanted you to know I am really trying before asking. I will try installing on a different mac while following the instructions step by step.
Thanks for your time