Gasp... Heu, I think that everything's OK : Running on XP and being the only (and nevertheless happy) user I think that it's not a writing right issue. When launching my patch I send a loadbang to enable DSP (; pd dsp 1) then click on the message "open d:/sounds/tmp/tmp.wav" to create the temporary wav file and then waiting for timebang to do its job... In addition to that, I've tried in my despair the sfrecord object from zexy library. It works (eg the temporary file is indeed created) but my problem with it is that it supports only raw files and not wav, which I aim to create. On the other hand when clicking on "open d:/sounds/tmp/tmp.wav" in my f*** patch, the file is not created at all, may be the issue comes from this and therefore writesf~ can't work properly... On my d: partition I've got more than 30 GB free... Aaaarrgghh !! Anyway, thanx CK. PS : last thing - I could for instance embezzle this problem by dealing with arrays but how if I want to record a full hour radio show ? It might overflow it, no ?
Message du 18/11/04 à 17h23 De : "CK" A : tboulanger@voila.fr Copie à : pd-list@iem.at Objet : Re: [PD] (no subject) I read:
Previously I had turned on the DSP and open the wav. file which would shelter my datas. But nothing happens... That could be a good tip : the PD patch example concerning writesf~ doesn't work either.
hmmm... writesf~ isn't really verbose, f.i. if I try to write a file to /usr/bin/ (a directory I don't have write access to as a normal user) it looks like it's working but there is no file there, I suspect sth. similar to happen if the filesystem is full.
- do you have write access to the directory you are writing to ?
- is there enough space on the partition ?
just guessing,
x
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" tboulanger@voila.fr wrote:
Gasp... Heu, I think that everything's OK :
fine...
just a remark: which version of pd are you using (i haven't found anything in your mails concerning this) ?
[writesf~] is multithreaded, all file-IO is within the child thread. this might be (most probably: is) your problem. maybe, for security reasons, XP disallows threads by default ;-)
sorry, i cannot really help you; probably some windows-hacker (tim?) has some ideas
mfg.as.dr IOhannes
PS: [timebang] is not part of zexy; i think it is in maxlib
does the directory d:/sounds/tmp already exist? ----- Original Message ----- From: " tboulanger@voila.fr To: CK Cc: pd-list@iem.at Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 4:52 PM Subject: Re: Re: [PD] (no subject)
Gasp... Heu, I think that everything's OK :
Running on XP and being the only (and nevertheless happy) user I think that it's not a writing right issue. When launching my patch I send a loadbang to enable DSP (; pd dsp 1) then click on the message "open d:/sounds/tmp/tmp.wav" to create the temporary wav file and then waiting for timebang to do its job... In addition to that, I've tried in my despair the sfrecord object from zexy library. It works (eg the temporary file is indeed created) but my problem with it is that it supports only raw files and not wav, which I aim to create. On the other hand when clicking on "open d:/sounds/tmp/tmp.wav" in my f*** patch, the file is not created at all, may be the issue comes from this and therefore writesf~ can't work properly... On my d: partition I've got more than 30 GB free... Aaaarrgghh !! Anyway, thanx CK.
PS : last thing - I could for instance embezzle this problem by dealing with arrays but how if I want to record a full hour radio show ? It might overflow it, no ?
> Message du 18/11/04 à 17h23
> De : "CK"
> A : tboulanger@voila.fr
> Copie à : pd-list@iem.at
> Objet : Re: [PD] (no subject)
> I read:
> > Previously I had turned on the DSP and open the wav. file which would
> > shelter my datas. But nothing happens...
> > That could be a good tip : the PD patch example concerning writesf~
> > doesn't work either.
>
> hmmm... writesf~ isn't really verbose, f.i. if I try to write a file
> to /usr/bin/ (a directory I don't have write access to as a normal
> user) it looks like it's working but there is no file there, I suspect
> sth. similar to happen if the filesystem is full.
>
> 1) do you have write access to the directory you are writing to ?
> 2) is there enough space on the partition ?
>
> just guessing,
>
> x
>
> --
> chris@lo-res.org Postmodernism is german romanticism with better
> http://pilot.fm/ special effects. (Jeff Keuss / via ctheory.com)
>
Faites un voeu et puis Voila ! www.voila.fr
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