Hi all,
getting an installation ready to go, and I have discovered at the last minute that starting PD with the -nogui option under Linux destroys the sound.
The audio from my inputs sounds like it is at the wrong sampling rate or something... unnaturally high or aliased. The sound from a test-tone, OTOH, is fine. CPU use does not skyrocket, however, like for windoze users.
Patch running normally, of course, acts as it should and sounds fine.
Taking advice from the archives, I have included a [netreceive] object in my patch, and have explicitly set the sampling rate and various blocksizes.
Anything else I can try?
TIA, d.
Have you tried setting the sampling rate in the command line? Also good to tell it to turn audio on as well, just in case.
pd -r 44100 -nogui -send "pd dsp 1"
derek holzer wrote:
Hi all,
getting an installation ready to go, and I have discovered at the last minute that starting PD with the -nogui option under Linux destroys the sound.
The audio from my inputs sounds like it is at the wrong sampling rate or something... unnaturally high or aliased. The sound from a test-tone, OTOH, is fine. CPU use does not skyrocket, however, like for windoze users.
Patch running normally, of course, acts as it should and sounds fine.
Taking advice from the archives, I have included a [netreceive] object in my patch, and have explicitly set the sampling rate and various blocksizes.
Anything else I can try?
TIA, d.
Hi Pall,
Pall Thayer wrote:
Have you tried setting the sampling rate in the command line? Also good to tell it to turn audio on as well, just in case.
pd -r 44100 -nogui -send "pd dsp 1"
derek holzer wrote:
Taking advice from the archives, I have included a [netreceive] object in my patch, and have explicitly set the sampling rate and various blocksizes.
yes, I tried all kinds of command-line extras to get it going proper. There is a message which gets loadbanged inside the patch to switch on audio.
<sound of head scratching> d.
hi derek,
I read:
yes, I tried all kinds of command-line extras to get it going proper. There is a message which gets loadbanged inside the patch to switch on audio.
I ran into some weird issues with -nogui aswell a few weeks ago, but never actually got around to do some actual bug hunting. It's this neat little patch that receives input via a [netreceive] socket, but as soon as I start it -nogui it will remain silent ...
tired now, will get my hands dirty tomorrow trying to pin it down
ok that's no help at all, but you're not alone mate ;)
x
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CK -
derek holzer -
Pall Thayer