(sorry for the off topic-ness)
hey fellow pd'ers, a friend of mine had an old pentium 90 laptop sitting in his closet gathering dust. aparently the battery still works, so he gave it to me. i'm planning on building a small portable sound installation piece with it running pd. it has windows on it now, so i thought i'd try to muck with pd to see how much processing i'm going to be able to sqeeze out of it, but i'm not having any luck. I'm hoping some of you might have experience wrestling with windows 98 on a "vintage" system ;-P
below is the error message, for some reason pd can't get ahold of the audio device and i dont have any other programs running. winamp also complains for the same reasons. the device manager says the sound driver is up and working just fine, i've heard windows make its startup sound so it defintitely works. i didabled windows action sounds, and still no luck. i'm kind of at a loss here so any advice or ideas would be helpful :)
if i can't get this going i'll try putting linux on this sucker and see how that goes... which i should probably do anyhow :)
C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\n\pd\bin>pd -listdev MIDI input device #1: ESS MIDI Port Input (220) MIDI output device #1: ESS MIDI Port Output (220) MIDI output device #2: ESS FM Synthesis audio input device #1: ESS AudioDrive Record (220) audio output device #1: ESS AudioDrive Playback (220) not using MIDI input (use 'pd -midiindev 1' to override) Wave out open device -1 + 0 waveOutOpen device: MMSYSTEM004 The specified device is already in use. Wait unt il it is free, and then try again. C:/WINDOWS/DESKTOP/N/PD
C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\n\pd\bin>pd -nogui not using MIDI input (use 'pd -midiindev 1' to override) Wave out open device -1 + 0 waveOutOpen device: MMSYSTEM004 The specified device is already in use. Wait unt il it is free, and then try again.
Josh .. Yoshi .. Joschi .. http://eds.org/~joschi/vitriolix
Dear pd folks
this might be a bit ot. But is there a way to generate a file that would contain probability pairs to be read by other functions and or processes? cheers
Pat Pagano, Director South East Just Intonation Society http://www.screwmusicforever.com/SHREESWIFT/
hi,
perhaps using cyclone's [anal] -> [prob] would do, catching (piping, copy/pasting, etc.) an output of a 'dump' method to [prob] -- but they are not ready yet. Actually, the family of 'stochastic' classes (also: decide, drunk, and urn) is the next one to hack into hammer.
So, in case you think they are worth trying, tell me so, and I will start from anal and prob -- badly need testing...:)
Krzysztof
shreeswifty wrote: ...
this might be a bit ot. But is there a way to generate a file that would contain probability pairs to be read by other functions and or processes?