Hi,
Having a headache saving floating point samples with Soundfiler. It works fine, and I guess this is not really a Pd problem, but my editor (CoolEdit Pro, winNT) can't open Sun/Next files which use floats (doh) :(
Similarly Soundfiler can't save wav or aiff using floats, only Sun/Next (doh) :(
I can't seem to write a floating point sound as raw data either - only as ASCII text using 'write' message to an array, and the editor takes ages to interpret the text..... :(
I could 'con' CEP to open the Next floating point files as raw data, then manually cut off the header blip - except I can't find the right floating point format in CEP. The options are:
32-bit IEEE float (0.24) 32-bit IEEE float (16.8) 32-bit IEEE float (24.0) 24-bit packed Intel PCM 24-bit packed Motorola PCM
and then 'Offset input data by: 0 +1 +2 +3'.
Anyone have any suggestions? (apologies for this not really being a 'pure-pure-data' issue, as it were).
nick
guenter geiger wrote:
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Nicolas Lhommet wrote:
And I hope all these companies will write some open source drivers for Linux in the future, when we'll have the best multimedia platform, thanks to Demudi distribution :) : http://www.demudi.org/ Yes, I'm optimistic !
:) ,
It's nice that someone is doing the "marketing" for us, I am just coming back from the first official demudi meeting, where I had the chance to meet in person "Mr Linux Audio" Dave Philipps as well as "Mr Ardour" Paul Davies, who, btw told me that ALSA will provide support for RME's PCMCIA card, but not quite yet, ... so in a few months it will be here, hopefully early enough to be included into the first release of DeMuDi.
Guenter