Hi list - guess this question has been asked quite a lot of times this way or the other... anyway... Has anyone ever successfully tried to get 6 output chanels of an emi 2/6 (emagic) working under winXP? Or does PD only support soundcards with equal in/output numbers? If so, whats the magic word(s) I have to fill in and where...? Thanks in advance Cheers Achim
hello
don't know this card and don't know what you have tried so far, but just in case a short reminder...
you can start pd with some flags, for example:
-inchannels ... -- audio input channels (by device, like "2" or "16,8") -outchannels ... -- number of audio out channels (same) -channels ... -- specify both input and output channels
then in pd if you want to have access to your 6 output, create the dac this way:
[dac~ 1 2 3 4 5 6]
+! aym3ric.
Hi list - guess this question has been asked quite a lot of times this way or the other... anyway... Has anyone ever successfully tried to get 6 output chanels of an emi 2/6 (emagic) working under winXP? Or does PD only support soundcards with equal in/output numbers? If so, whats the magic word(s) I have to fill in and where...? Thanks in advance Cheers Achim
i can offer a not-particularly-helpful "works for me!" (under linux).
normally i use jack, but i just tried it with straight oss, and this commandline works for me (the emi appears as my second sound card):
pd -oss -audiodev 2 -inchannels 2 -outchannels 6
and then the test-audio and midi seems to work (in that all of the signal-present lights come on *grin* - i'm not hooked up to a 6-channel sound system right now). i haven't checked the inputs.
i also tried with just "pd -oss" and selected the sound card and then put in the right number of channels in the media->audio settings... menu.
ao, alteast pd can do it, in principle.
pix.
On Wed, Jun 30, 2004 at 12:47:58PM +0200, wollscheid wrote:
Hi list - guess this question has been asked quite a lot of times this way or the other... anyway... Has anyone ever successfully tried to get 6 output chanels of an emi 2/6 (emagic) working under winXP? Or does PD only support soundcards with equal in/output numbers? If so, whats the magic word(s) I have to fill in and where...? Thanks in advance Cheers Achim
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i wish it worked 2 in 6 out in pd It works fine in MSP(windows and OSX) but apparently portaudio does not like uneven streams
On Saturday, May 29, 2004, at 08:42 AM, pix wrote:
i can offer a not-particularly-helpful "works for me!" (under linux).
normally i use jack, but i just tried it with straight oss, and this commandline works for me (the emi appears as my second sound card):
pd -oss -audiodev 2 -inchannels 2 -outchannels 6
and then the test-audio and midi seems to work (in that all of the signal-present lights come on *grin* - i'm not hooked up to a 6-channel sound system right now). i haven't checked the inputs.
i also tried with just "pd -oss" and selected the sound card and then put in the right number of channels in the media->audio settings... menu.
ao, alteast pd can do it, in principle.
pix.
On Wed, Jun 30, 2004 at 12:47:58PM +0200, wollscheid wrote:
Hi list - guess this question has been asked quite a lot of times this way or the other... anyway... Has anyone ever successfully tried to get 6 output chanels of an emi 2/6 (emagic) working under winXP? Or does PD only support soundcards with equal in/output numbers? If so, whats the magic word(s) I have to fill in and where...? Thanks in advance Cheers Achim
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hi
i am not sure if anyone has already conplained about this. In the property dialogue for the GUI elements the numbers had the "receive symbol" field on top of the "send symbol". But the toogle objects had the "send symbol" field on top of the "receive symbol" field. Some of the GUI elements seem to have it different than others.
Is this because of some specific reason? otherwise i suggest that all are the same. i found that i made some mistakes when editing this fields in a patch where i have many gui elements and had to edit the values for all.
best
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aym3ric -
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wollscheid