Hi,
I am using an 8-in/8-out soundcard (SEK'D Siena) under windows 98. Pd identifies every stereo channel as a separate audio device so I can define my audio I/O devices using -soundindev and -soundoutdev.
My question is - how could I access more than one stereo channel from within Pd?
All the Best,
Etan
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Well ...
I have solved my problem. If it is of interest:
- In order to have all channels (8) available under
Pd, one must run Pd using two commands
Pd -soundoutdev 1 -outchannels 8
Otherwise, the different channels are not recognized correctly.
- Then, the output is sent to the channels using
the dac~ object with the correct channel number/s.
Cheers,
Etan
Hi,
I am using an 8-in/8-out soundcard (SEK'D Siena) under windows 98. Pd identifies every stereo channel as a separate audio device so I can define my audio I/O devices using -soundindev and -soundoutdev.
My question is - how could I access more than one stereo channel from within Pd?
All the Best,
Etan
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are there any significant gains or hopefull lookings to the multimedia release of debian (www.demudi.org) for the use of pure data and gen ???
peoples?
later
greg.
-----Original Message----- From: Etan Fisher [mailto:efishr@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, 20 May 2001 7:55 PM To: pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Subject: [PD] Multiple Channel Audio
Hi,
I am using an 8-in/8-out soundcard (SEK'D Siena) under windows 98. Pd identifies every stereo channel as a separate audio device so I can define my audio I/O devices using -soundindev and -soundoutdev.
My question is - how could I access more than one stereo channel from within Pd?
All the Best,
Etan
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On Mon, 21 May 2001, greg paynter wrote:
are there any significant gains or hopefull lookings to the multimedia release of debian (www.demudi.org) for the use of pure data and gen ???
peoples?
Well, yes !
As a member of the demudi team I will do my best to include not only the base pd and gem distributions, but also some externals.
There will be a CVS area, where external writers can put their code, this then will be packaged together to form a set of externals for pd, and included into the demudi distribution.
More on that when I have figured out how to build a *secure* CVS repository.
Guenter
Dear list.
When i open a big patch, i got 24 stack overflow message. When i open another one, i got 23 other.
The result (or causes) is that many loadbangs doesn't appended. But if i bang the loadbang manually, the patch seems to work without any error.
What does the stack overflow message mean ?
thanks for your help.
dh.
Hi again.
I've solve my stack overflow problem by modifying the way I init some abstractions. it look like PD in some case began the "calculation" before all the loadbang are performed. Espacally when you have an abstration into an abstration into an abstration (and somtimes, the same abstration in diferent levels) etc...
Is it possible (that PD began to work in an abstration before all the loadbang in a sub patch are processed) ?
More generally is there a way to control in witch order the loadbangs will be performed ?
thanks.
dh.
Dear list.
When i open a big patch, i got 24 stack overflow message. When i open another one, i got 23 other.
The result (or causes) is that many loadbangs doesn't appended. But if i bang the loadbang manually, the patch seems to work without any error.
What does the stack overflow message mean ?
thanks for your help.
dh.
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