hello
pd-35 test16 & test17; I start pd with the -asio flag. verything seems to go well but I can't open or create a pd patch...
I'm on W2000 and this is what I get in the dos window:
nchan 2, flags 3, bufs 4, framesperbuf 256 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: numDrivers = 1
Driver [0]: ASIO ADSP24(WDM) PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: InputChannels = 12 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: OutputChannels = 10 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 22050 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 32000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 44100 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 48000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 88200 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 96000
PortAudio : minSize = 336 PortAudio : preferredSize = 800 PortAudio : maxSize = 2730 PortAudio : granularity = 4 PortAudio : User buffer size = 256 PortAudio : ASIO buffer size = 1024 PortAudio : Minimum BufferOffset for Output = 0 PortAudio : ASIOCreateBuffers with size = 1024 PortAudio : InputLatency = 800 latency = 18 msec PortAudio : OuputLatency = 800 latency = 18 msec E:/pdasio/pd
Does anybody know why it doesn't work? All works fine if i open pd without asio.
thx allready,
Kurt
hi asio ist still new with windows/pd. as i experienced many features seem not to work (more channels, select asio number). i am also using w2000 with -asio but mine seems to work (2 channels). it was crashing when i started with more channels, because the default binaries are compiled for 2 channels. and after such a crash, i always had to restart windows, because the soundcard hang up. marius.
----- Original Message ----- From: kurt@starbot.be To: "'Pd-List'" pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 5:22 PM Subject: [PD] asio
hello
pd-35 test16 & test17; I start pd with the -asio flag. verything seems
to go
well but I can't open or create a pd patch...
I'm on W2000 and this is what I get in the dos window:
nchan 2, flags 3, bufs 4, framesperbuf 256 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: numDrivers = 1
Driver [0]: ASIO ADSP24(WDM) PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: InputChannels = 12 PaASIO_QueryDeviceInfo: OutputChannels = 10 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 22050 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 32000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 44100 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 48000 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 88200 PortAudio : possible sample rate = 96000
PortAudio : minSize = 336 PortAudio : preferredSize = 800 PortAudio : maxSize = 2730 PortAudio : granularity = 4 PortAudio : User buffer size = 256 PortAudio : ASIO buffer size = 1024 PortAudio : Minimum BufferOffset for Output = 0 PortAudio : ASIOCreateBuffers with size = 1024 PortAudio : InputLatency = 800 latency = 18 msec PortAudio : OuputLatency = 800 latency = 18 msec E:/pdasio/pd
Does anybody know why it doesn't work? All works fine if i open pd without asio.
thx allready,
Kurt
hi again, by the way, is there a windows-version with default NCHANNELS=8 (or any multichannel) compiled and downloadable somewhere? marius.
Would anybody be interested in an 'asio' object? I know someone who was almost finished an 'asio' object, the idea being you could just say 'asiodac 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 etc...' but he has kinda dropped the idea now seens as you can run the -asio flag at startup. Would people find this more usful then running -asio at startup of is it all the same?
--- sme marius.schebella@chello.at wrote: > hi again,
by the way, is there a windows-version with default NCHANNELS=8 (or any multichannel) compiled and downloadable somewhere? marius.
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Rory Walsh hat gesagt: // Rory Walsh wrote:
Would anybody be interested in an 'asio' object? I know someone who was almost finished an 'asio' object, the idea being you could just say 'asiodac 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 etc...' but he has kinda dropped the idea now seens as you can run the -asio flag at startup. Would people find this more usful then running -asio at startup of is it all the same?
I was wondering if a dac-like object approach would work, too, but in regard to jack-support on linux. I don't know, if this would be hampered by PD itself, but OTOH writing soundfiles does work in objects as well... ciao,
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