Hi all,
I have created a patch which records audio and sends it to a local
folder; Ideally i would like to send the audio to a website. Does
anyone have any hints as to how I automatically upload the mp3 created
in pd to a ftp?
thanking you in advance,
Gayle
If you can use something like sshfs of something similar which mounts a remote folder locally via SSH or FTP, that would be best. Otherwise you are stuck using something awful like [shell] and all the dumb tricks Pd needs to create lists in order to do what you want.
best! Derek
Gayle Meikle wrote:
Hi all,
I have created a patch which records audio and sends it to a local folder; Ideally i would like to send the audio to a website. Does anyone have any hints as to how I automatically upload the mp3 created in pd to a ftp?
thanks, I'll give it a shot. On 11 Jun 2009, at 18:28, Derek Holzer wrote:
If you can use something like sshfs of something similar which
mounts a remote folder locally via SSH or FTP, that would be best.
Otherwise you are stuck using something awful like [shell] and all
the dumb tricks Pd needs to create lists in order to do what you want.best! Derek
Gayle Meikle wrote:
Hi all, I have created a patch which records audio and sends it to a local
folder; Ideally i would like to send the audio to a website. Does
anyone have any hints as to how I automatically upload the mp3
created in pd to a ftp?-- ::: derek holzer ::: http://blog.myspace.com/macumbista ::: http://www.vimeo.com/macumbista ::: ---Oblique Strategy # 177: "What is the reality of the situation?"
Gayle Meikle wrote:
Hi all,
I have created a patch which records audio and sends it to a local folder; Ideally i would like to send the audio to a website. Does anyone have any hints as to how I automatically upload the mp3 created in pd to a ftp?
Maybe use some kind of network filesystem that makes the remote folder appear as a local folder to applications?
For example, sshfs for FUSE in Linux makes remote folders appear like local folders, using ssh. There is probably something similar for FTP.
Otherwise, use [shell] or similar, and a command-line ftp upload client. This will probably make Pd wait until the upload is complete, so you might instead want to send filenames to an uploader script using pdreceive and [netsend].
thanking you in advance,
Gayle