Hi and thanks for all the responses!
... which soundcard are you using? you could have a list of them by typing "pd -listdev". maybe then try to select a certain soundcard with "-soundindev 1 -soundoutdev 1". or try just "pd -noadc" which doesn't open a sound-input-device ..
I got it to work with <pd noadc> I also got one sound card to work with <pd soundindev 4 soundoutdev 3>
2 Questions:
- I have 2 sound cards (M Audio Audiophile 2496 and a Crystal
SoundFusion). The SoundFusion works fine with pd by itself. I bought the Audiophile for its MIDI in/out and because it was suppose to have a better ADC. The AudioPhile is causing the <audio I/O stuck closing> I also tried <pd soundindev 1 soundoutdev 1 audiobuf 200> but I still get the same error. Is there anything else I can do to get the audiophile card to work by itself?
- is it theoretically possible to run the audio in through one card and
out through a second?
My sound cards are M Audio Audiophile 2496 and a Crystal SoundFusion (came with computer)
Below is the output for <pd listdev>
MIDI input device #1: Midi In Delta-AP MIDI input device #1: SoundFusion External MIDI MIDI output device #1: Midi Out Delta-AP MIDI output device #2: SoundFusion External MIDI MIDI output device #3: Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth Audio input device #1: PCM In ½ Delta-AP Audio input device #2: S/PDIF in Delta-AP Audio input device #3: Mon.Mixer Delta-AP Audio input device #4: Crystal SoundFusion(tm) Audio output device #1: WavOut ½ Delta-AP Audio output device #2: WavOut S/PDIF Delta-AP Audio output device #3: Crystal SoundFusion(tm) Not using MIDI input (use pd midiindev 1 to override) D:/pd Audio I/O stuck closing audio
Thanks again in advance
dima