Hello list,
is this an undocummented feature of [openpanel] to turn audio ON and OFF on receiveing a [bang( message ? or a bug ?
i have pd-0.37-0. win2k.
Yury wrote:
Hello list,
is this an undocummented feature of [openpanel] to turn audio ON and OFF on receiveing a [bang( message ? or a bug ?
i have pd-0.37-0. win2k.
Hello Yury!
I tried it, and I couldn't reproduce in the test/audio/midi patch. Nor could I reproduce it in the standard A01.sinewave.pd-patch.
There must be something about it using too much resources when accessing your files? Or, it's a bug.
pd-0.37-0, Win2k, SP4, AC97 (SiS) audio, 512 MB RAM, 2.6 GHz.
.thomas
Hello Thomas & list,
Wednesday, July 7, 2004, 2:55:10 AM, Thomas wrote:
TS> I tried it, and I couldn't reproduce in the test/audio/midi patch. Nor TS> could I reproduce it in the standard A01.sinewave.pd-patch. i think it doesn't depend on patch you're using [openpanel] in. it's enough 2 objects for this bug to occure: a [bang], connected to [openpanel].
TS> There must be something about it using too much resources when accessing TS> your files? Or, it's a bug. i came to the conclusion that this only happens when you try to open any kind of file located in the start-up (pd\bin) folder. the only necessary condition for this is that the opened file should be the first one in the folder's file list... (i have a "sort by file-type" option in Windows if it helps).
TS> pd-0.37-0, Win2k, SP4, AC97 (SiS) audio, 512 MB RAM, 2.6 GHz. my detailed system info: pd-0.37-0, Win2k, SP4, VIA AC97 (built-in) snd card, 256 MB RAM, 1.6 GHz.
-
Thomas Sivertsen -
Yury