Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
Zexy has [time] and [date] objects.
David
At 06:09 06/06/2003, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
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Hi David,
Thanks, but this is not the kind of timestamp I am looking for. Timestamp was actually the name given to the process of inserting MIDI data inside an audio file. I know it has been done and I even know it has been stopped as well. I just wonder to know how it is done and if it could be done in pd.
Alternatively, is there a way to insert other data in between audio block ? Thanks.
Alex
On Saturday, June 7, 2003, at 11:36 pm, David McCallum wrote:
Zexy has [time] and [date] objects.David
At 06:09 06/06/2003, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
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Le 7 Juin 2003 21:10, Alex a écrit :
Alternatively, is there a way to insert other data in between audio block ?
The wav format support cue points: ftp://ftp.cwi.nl/pub/audio/RIFF-format
Marc
Hi Marc,
I have read the file you gave me. But this does not tell me how I could implement a such thing in pd, how do cue points works and so on... Could you give me an example, maybe ?
Thanks alex On Sunday, June 8, 2003, at 03:08 am, Marc Lavallée wrote:
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Alternatively, is there a way to insert other data in between audio block ?
The wav format support cue points: ftp://ftp.cwi.nl/pub/audio/RIFF-format
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I wrote:
The wav format support cue points: ftp://ftp.cwi.nl/pub/audio/RIFF-format
Alex replied :
But this does not tell me how I could implement a such thing in pd, how do cue points works and so on... Could you give me an example, maybe ?
I don't have a precise idea. Maybe by adding a "cue points" feature to existing objects like soundfiler, sfread~, sfwrite~ and wavinfo. The coll object could be used to manage a text file with cue points and related informations about a wav file (or about samples in a table). The qlist object is a message based sequencer, although it works with delays, not timestamps.
Marc
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Speaking of these things, when I tried to compile zexy on Mac OS X, I got the error that the function 'ftime' was not available. I looked thru the Mac OS X headers (time.h et al.), but there was no definition for this function.
I did go into the makefile and temporarily remove those things ('time' and 'date'), and everything else compiles.
Does anyone know of an equivelent function, or an implementation of 'ftime' for the Mac?
Thanks,
Mike
David McCallum wrote:
Zexy has [time] and [date] objects.David
At 06:09 06/06/2003, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
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Try: man ftime
NAME ftime - get date and time
SYNOPSIS #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/timeb.h>
int
ftime(struct timeb *tp);
DESCRIPTION This interface is obsoleted by gettimeofday(2). It is available from the compatibility library, libcompat.
.hc
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 00:29 America/New_York, Michael McGonagle wrote:
Speaking of these things, when I tried to compile zexy on Mac OS X, I got the error that the function 'ftime' was not available. I looked thru the Mac OS X headers (time.h et al.), but there was no definition for this function.
I did go into the makefile and temporarily remove those things ('time' and 'date'), and everything else compiles.
Does anyone know of an equivelent function, or an implementation of 'ftime' for the Mac?
Thanks,
Mike
David McCallum wrote:
Zexy has [time] and [date] objects.David At 06:09 06/06/2003, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
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Hans,
Your right. I did search for this, and all the docs are there.
But, when I do run the following:
cd /usr/include/sys fgrep ftime *.c *.h
I get:
timeb.h:/* The ftime(2) system call structure -- deprecated. */
I wonder if there is some incompatibility between headers. I have the most recent versions of the Apple development tools, I wonder if this has been removed, and the message above really does mean something. I will have to ask on the Cocoa list.
Thanks,
Mike
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Try: man ftime
NAME ftime - get date and time
SYNOPSIS #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/timeb.h>
int ftime(struct timeb *tp);DESCRIPTION This interface is obsoleted by gettimeofday(2). It is available from the compatibility library, libcompat.
.hc
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 00:29 America/New_York, Michael McGonagle wrote:
Speaking of these things, when I tried to compile zexy on Mac OS X, I got the error that the function 'ftime' was not available. I looked thru the Mac OS X headers (time.h et al.), but there was no definition for this function.
I did go into the makefile and temporarily remove those things ('time' and 'date'), and everything else compiles.
Does anyone know of an equivelent function, or an implementation of 'ftime' for the Mac?
Thanks,
Mike
David McCallum wrote:
Zexy has [time] and [date] objects.David At 06:09 06/06/2003, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
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I am pretty sure that gettimeofday is widely implemented, so perhaps you could use that.
.hc
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 19:16 America/New_York, Michael McGonagle wrote:
Hans,
Your right. I did search for this, and all the docs are there.
But, when I do run the following:
cd /usr/include/sys fgrep ftime *.c *.h
I get:
timeb.h:/* The ftime(2) system call structure -- deprecated. */
I wonder if there is some incompatibility between headers. I have the most recent versions of the Apple development tools, I wonder if this has been removed, and the message above really does mean something. I will have to ask on the Cocoa list.
Thanks,
Mike
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Try: man ftime NAME ftime - get date and time SYNOPSIS #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/timeb.h> int ftime(struct timeb *tp); DESCRIPTION This interface is obsoleted by gettimeofday(2). It is available from the compatibility library, libcompat. .hc On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 00:29 America/New_York, Michael McGonagle wrote:
Speaking of these things, when I tried to compile zexy on Mac OS X, I got the error that the function 'ftime' was not available. I looked thru the Mac OS X headers (time.h et al.), but there was no definition for this function.
I did go into the makefile and temporarily remove those things ('time' and 'date'), and everything else compiles.
Does anyone know of an equivelent function, or an implementation of 'ftime' for the Mac?
Thanks,
Mike
David McCallum wrote:
Zexy has [time] and [date] objects.David At 06:09 06/06/2003, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering to know if anybody has info about timestamping ? Is it possible to produce a timestamp in pd, any existing objects ? Welll any info is welcome.
Thanks. Alex
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