Hi List,
Using PD extended on Ubuntu 10.04.
From PD I want to control some audio streams playing in cvlc via the shell
object. For a change I DO want to use PulseAudio and I don't want PD to make sound! If I start PD (off course without pasuspend) with -noaudio it still automatically takes away pulseaudio. How can I start PD extended without it trying to influence anything audio, so not touching oss/alsa/jack/pulseaudio or whatever stops PulseAudio?
Thanks,
Bart
I just tryed:
- started mocp or vlc playing some mp3
- start pdextended with -noaudio
Everything works, nothing stops the audio when pd is loaded, I can even send messages to mocp and control it. (mocp is using alsa)
I use ubuntu 9.10rt and pdextended is "Pd version 0.42-5extended-20100530"
Just a parallel though:
- cvlc can use jack :) So you could hook everything with audio and still use
those apps. I have used pd to control both vlc and mocp (my favourite linux player) and didn't require to start pd without audio 'cause all of them accept jack.
On Sun, Jul 25, 2010 at 10:08 PM, Bart Koppe bk@a-bort.org wrote:
From PD I want to control some audio streams playing in cvlc via the shell object. For a change I DO want to use PulseAudio and I don't want PD to make sound! If I start PD (off course without pasuspend) with -noaudio it still automatically takes away pulseaudio. How can I start PD extended without it trying to influence anything audio, so not touching oss/alsa/jack/pulseaudio or whatever stops PulseAudio?
If you are using the menu launcher in the Applications menu, that will
always trigger pasuspender. Launch Pd from the command line to avoid
that.
.hc
On Jul 25, 2010, at 5:08 PM, Bart Koppe wrote:
Hi List,
Using PD extended on Ubuntu 10.04. From PD I want to control some audio streams playing in cvlc via the
shell object. For a change I DO want to use PulseAudio and I don't want PD to make
sound! If I start PD (off course without pasuspend) with -noaudio it still
automatically takes away pulseaudio. How can I start PD extended without it trying to influence anything
audio, so not touching oss/alsa/jack/pulseaudio or whatever stops
PulseAudio?Thanks,
Bart
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