hi there,
witch one is the best methode to play very long soundfiles? (20-30 min)
thanks a lot, steve.
Hello,
In my humble opinion [readanysf~] (http://aug.ment.org/readanysf/) is a good method for that.
I didn't try it with files as long as yours but mine were around 10 min. and there were no problems.
I think the main thing that makes [tabread~] or [tabplay~] inadequate for this use is that you have to load files into RAM via the [soundfiler] and a [table] which can be quite "expensive" as far as resources are concerned.
I'd be interested in knowing other methods though...
++
Jé
pd a écrit :
hi there,
witch one is the best methode to play very long soundfiles? (20-30 min)
thanks a lot, steve.
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hi pd,
pd wrote:
witch one is the best methode to play very long soundfiles? (20-30 min)
What OS do you use? Your mailer is outlook, thus, I'll make a shot: Windows?
If you want to play long .WAV files on Windows, readsf~ works fine.
Georg Holzmann wrote:
yes, [readanysf~] - there you can seek in the file ...
I'm not sure if readanysf~ works on Windows. Does it?
br,
Peter
Hallo!
Georg Holzmann wrote:
yes, [readanysf~] - there you can seek in the file ...
I'm not sure if readanysf~ works on Windows. Does it?
not yet ... :( (but it shouldn't be so hard to port it to windows ... ?)
LG Georg
hi list,
i'm just playing around and i'm wondering how to get a pointer to an abstraction?
[traverse pd-subpatch( | [pointer] would get me a pointer to a subpatch but what about a pointer to abstraction?
sven.
Hallo, sven hat gesagt: // sven wrote:
i'm just playing around and i'm wondering how to get a pointer to an abstraction?
[traverse pd-subpatch( | [pointer] would get me a pointer to a subpatch but what about a pointer to abstraction?
I just tried that and "traverse pd-filename.pd" seems to work.
See attached patches.
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