Hi Again.
I just tried out the newest devel version of PD and I'm still having some problems:
with many different buffer sizes and number of channels. The dropout doesn't seem to change length even when loading a very large audio file.. it's just a little glitch in the audio signal for a split second right when the file finishes loading. could this be gui related maybe? i'm using the [table] object.. so the array isn't visible.
a seg fault every time unless the .pdrc is empty
This is on OSX with a 1ghz G4, 512 MB RAM.
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On 10-Jul-04, at 5:01 PM, Tim Blechmann wrote:
can't find anything mentioning the devel branch for pd. what cvs module am i checking out? i can't seem to find anything that's obvious to me.
it's not available on a website, only on the cvs server ...
have a look at: http://pure-data.sourceforge.net/developer.php
you should be able to check out the devel_0_37 branch like this: cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/pure-data co -r devel_0_37 pd
(of course you should have cvs on your machine)
cheers... tim
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- The audio still drops out when loading a sound file. I tried this
with many different buffer sizes and number of channels. The dropout doesn't seem to change length even when loading a very large audio file.. it's just a little glitch in the audio signal for a split second right when the file finishes loading. could this be gui related maybe? i'm using the [table] object.. so the array isn't visible.
could you please compile it with ./configure --enable-threadedsf --enable-debug and send me the console output of pd? there are some debug messages that could give us some hints...
- it will not load my .pdrc that i use with standard pd 0.37. i get
a seg fault every time unless the .pdrc is empty
that _is_ strange ... are you able to figure out the location of the segfault (e.g. with gdb, if it is available on osx)?
cheers... tim