u> 3. make a new pd-patch and save it as "nop.pd" thanks. this worked for my first question. u> clicking on the upper-left corner will destroy this window. thanks for this. u> gemwin (possibly with no borders, at least under Win) and even more for that.
u> if your screen becomes blue with white letters on it, this looks somehow u> like a your video in. make sure you have a camera connected to your u> capture card. ah..sorry for my bad expression. i was speaking of the microsoft-specific blue screen.
u> how did you manage to make pix_rtx work if pix_video crashes all the u> time ? i didn't get pix_rtx to work. pix_video still crashes my pd and sometimes even the system. is anybody else experiencing this problem under win2000? (even taking care of the power of 2 thing doesn't help. pix_draw doesn't work either) creating a pix_video object i get a "connected..." message. as soon as i turn the renderer on, pd dies. i also wonder if it is correct that i get no new "connected at..." message after sending a "dimen .." message to the pix_vid? iohannes what system do you run?
(my videosource is one of those hauppauge wintv/pci boards with the latest drivers installed)
another error: i'm using the latest 0.32 patch version and when i leave pd i always get the following error:
GEM: pd.exe - Application Error The instruction at "0x02eda4dd" referenced memory at "0x02f11e94". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program [OK]
bug or feature? (0.32 didn't have that)
alles, joreg. [wannabe]