hi i thought two 100Mbit-(LAN)-cards could manage a stream-transfer of 44.1 KHz!? but they are too slow. computer-speed-problem or connection-speed? is there a possibility to buffer the data? what is tempbuf? and: i sometimes have problems when closing a window containing a streamin~-object. pd hangs up... (Win95). if there is a possibility to handle those problems, please help me, thank you. mariu
we have a 10 Mbit here and it works without a problem. Of course this depends on your traffic on the LAN, switches might be better than hubs.
The other thing is, that I am only working with windows if I'm forced too, ... so I havn't tested the latest objects on windows at all. Now, I have a reason to do so.
tmpbuf isn't here for buffering, buffering is actually done by the network driver.
It may be a problem with the cards you are using, I will investigate, though my connection can only be Windows->Linux and vice versa, as I only have 1 windows pc
Anyone else with streamin/out experience on windows ?
Guenter
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hi i thought two 100Mbit-(LAN)-cards could manage a stream-transfer of 44.1 KHz!? but they are too slow. computer-speed-problem or connection-speed? is there a possibility to buffer the data? what is tempbuf? and: i sometimes have problems when closing a window containing a streamin~-object. pd hangs up... (Win95). if there is a possibility to handle those problems, please help me, thank you. mariu
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