Hi!
W98: When I start it, the window always shows Resynching audio Resyching audio.... I am not sure if I already tried the mentionned flag. I'll tell you if that works.
But I also have linux on my pc and wanted to download the pd-for-linux-files. i tried some times a few months ago and just now, and it always fails. (on this page: http://www-crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html ) Can someone set up a link that works? (well, maybe the error is on my system, but we could try) Please do NOT mail me the files as I have nearly no space left on my account.
thank you. Boris.
-----Original Message----- From: Miller Puckette mpuckett@man104-1.UCSD.Edu To: pd-list@iem.mhsg.ac.at pd-list@iem.mhsg.ac.at; r.pinkston@mail.utexas.edu r.pinkston@mail.utexas.edu Date: Mittwoch, 05. April 2000 07:40 Subject: Pd on W98 -- beware
hi all,
I got 2 reports today that Pd doesn't work in W98. One alert reader (Russel Pinkston) figured out that he could get Pd to run by giving it the "-noresync" flag. Russell also notes that this flag isn't mentioned in the documentation!
time for a vacation or something...
cheers Miller
Since it seems that you are sitting somewhere in austria, i would highly recommend, that you use the iem-server in graz to download what you need :: ftp://iem.mhsg.ac.at/pd
mfg.gf.ta hannes
a9508220 wrote:
Hi!
W98: When I start it, the window always shows Resynching audio Resyching audio.... I am not sure if I already tried the mentionned flag. I'll tell you if that works.
But I also have linux on my pc and wanted to download the pd-for-linux-files. i tried some times a few months ago and just now, and it always fails. (on this page: http://www-crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html ) Can someone set up a link that works? (well, maybe the error is on my system, but we could try) Please do NOT mail me the files as I have nearly no space left on my account.
thank you. Boris.
lieber boris. unter windows ist pd (was ich so mitgekriegt habe) immer etwas holprig zu fahren. trotzdem sollte es möglich sein. tatsache ist, dass pd einen schnellen prozessor benötigt. ich habe es zum laufen gebracht mit einem pentium 90 MHz aber das war schon am limit. ich schätze, du kennst dich schon aus mit den flags (siehe unten, haben sich zum teil geringfügig verändert) und ich habe damals den maximalen audiobuffer verwendet (580), die niedrigste samplerate, die die soundkarte vertragen hat (8000 bzw. 11025) und ich glaube, sogar anfangs nur den ausgang verwendet (-nodac) und dann warŽs noch immer so, dass ich keine komplizierten patches schreiben konnte, und wehe ich wollte ein fenster verschieben... ich habe nun einen P2 mit 400 MHz und das tut ihm schon viel besser, in-out funktioniert schon mit einer pufferzeit von nur etwa 100 ms (abhängig von der samplerate) und auch sonst ist das ganze ding stabiler. soviel einmal zur performance und rechnerleistung. ich fürchte fast, dass das unter linux gar nicht viel besser ist (mit einem normalen PC), die meisten leute, die pd unter linux laufen haben, haben andere/schnellere prozessoren... (ist zumindest meine meinung). wenn du andere erfahrungen machen solltest, wäre das super! jedenfalls verursacht alles andere resync-probleme.
sorry folks for the german, i think boris youre talking german.
good luck. sme.
pd: flags are: -r <srate> -- specify sample rate -inchannels -- number of audio input channels (0-8) -outchannels -- number of audio output channels (0-8) -audiobuf -- specify size of audio buffer in msec -nodac -- suppress audio output -noadc -- suppress audio input -nosound -- suppress audio input and output -nomidiout -- suppress MIDI output -nomidiin -- suppress MIDI input -nomidi -- suppress MIDI input and output -path <path> -- add to file search path -open <file> -- open file(s) on startup -lib <file> -- load object library(s) -font -- specify default font size in points -verbose -- extra printout on startup and when searching for files -d <n> -- specify debug level -listdev -- list audio and MIDI devices -soundindev <n> -- specify audio input device number -soundoutdev <n> -- specify audio output device number -midiindev <n> -- specify MIDI input device number -midioutdev <n> -- specify MIDI output device number -noresync -- never resynchronize audio I/O
a9508220 schrieb:
Hi!
W98: When I start it, the window always shows Resynching audio Resyching audio.... I am not sure if I already tried the mentionned flag. I'll tell you if that works.
But I also have linux on my pc and wanted to download the pd-for-linux-files. i tried some times a few months ago and just now, and it always fails. (on this page: http://www-crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html ) Can someone set up a link that works? (well, maybe the error is on my system, but we could try) Please do NOT mail me the files as I have nearly no space left on my account.
thank you. Boris.
s_medge wrote:
pd: flags are: -r <srate> -- specify sample rate -inchannels -- number of audio input channels (0-8) -outchannels -- number of audio output channels (0-8) -audiobuf -- specify size of audio buffer in msec -nodac -- suppress audio output -noadc -- suppress audio input -nosound -- suppress audio input and output -nomidiout -- suppress MIDI output -nomidiin -- suppress MIDI input -nomidi -- suppress MIDI input and output -path <path> -- add to file search path -open <file> -- open file(s) on startup -lib <file> -- load object library(s) -font -- specify default font size in points -verbose -- extra printout on startup and when searching for files -d <n> -- specify debug level
it seems, that the "-open <file>" now works
-listdev -- list audio and MIDI devices -soundindev <n> -- specify audio input device number -soundoutdev <n> -- specify audio output device number -midiindev <n> -- specify MIDI input device number -midioutdev <n> -- specify MIDI output device number -noresync -- never resynchronize audio I/O
these flags are WIN-flags only !!!
on LINUX you get others like : -realtime -- realtime priority (superuser only) -rt -- alias for "-realtime" -frags -- specify number of audio fragments (defeats audiobuf) -fragsize -- specify audio fragment size
on LINUX/ALSA system you have additional -alsa -- use ALSA audio drivers -blockmode -- use ALSA block mode -queuesize -- set the queue size for the ALSA stream mode
or on LINUX/RME9652 systems you can use additional -rme -- use RME 9652 audio drivers -soundindev <n> -- specify RME audio input device number (counting from
-soundoutdev <n> -- specify RME audio output device number
but of course you get ALL the flags working on your system , when typing "pd -fdsartsda", where "fdsartsda" is anything but NO flag. (thanks miller, who finally updated the "-help" option to show the actual flag-options (not those of pd-0.26 or so) ;-)
mfg,tsa,sdr hannes
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