Thanks!
Re: the "à": I cheated - copy and paste... hahah
The soundtouch~.pd_linux file you compiled works great here on my Pi, thanks!
Just out of interest, ofter modifying the Makefile to be correct for the ARM, what were the other steps required to compile it? I can't figure out what to do with a Makefile...
Cheers! and +à :)
Message: 2 Date: Wed, 20 May 2015 23:03:58 -0400 From: puredata@11h11.com To: pd-list@lists.iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] soundtouch~ for ARM (Raspberry Pi / RPi) Message-ID: 20150520230358.Horde.k0FQZnmx7yRVXUsen0AmIbA@courrier.privatedns.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8; format=flowed; DelSp=Yes
Hi Haima,
+1 for finding the "à" on your keyboard (or did you "cheat"), but it's
not my name or nick :) à+ means see "you later" in french. anyway
here's the download link again: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1455235/stuff/soundtouchrpi.zipCheers~
Hi,
The standard procedure is: ./configure (--help (see options)) make make install
But really it depends. Also it's not that simple, you need to install
automake, autoconf, gcc (on ubuntu you can install a meta package call
build-essential). Sometimes you need to ./autogen.sh (i think that is
the case of pd vanilla).
Cheers~
On 2015-05-22 15:23, puredata@11h11.com wrote:
But really it depends. Also it's not that simple, you need to install automake, autoconf, gcc (on ubuntu you can install a meta package call build-essential).
build-essential does not cover automake.
but the basic idea is still correct.
since many externals have similar build-dependencies, you could also start by installing the build-dependencies of a pd-external that is already packaged for Debian. e.g.
# apt-get build-dep pd-zexy
will install everything that is needed to compile the zexy for Debianm, which includes (apart from a compiler), also automake, autoconf and (most important) puredata-dev (the header-files for compiling *any* pd-external)
Sometimes you need to ./autogen.sh (i think that is the case of pd vanilla).
when you try to run "./configure" and that fails because there is no "configure" script, but there is a "configure.ac" (or "configure.in"), you first need to create the configure-script from that. ./autogen.sh will do that for you. there are various ways to do so, but usually you ought to follow what you read in files named INSTALL or README (in the case of Pd, checkout the INSTALL.txt).
unfortunately, documentation is sometimes outdated or contradictory; so it's hard to give general advice how to deal with that (apart from asking someone who has experience).
fgmasdr IOhannes
hello,
just to pass on how I was able to use a Point Grey GigE Vision - IP camera in GEM XUBUNTU 15.04:
i did not have too much time but this is how i got the ip camera working with GEM:
a) installed the Point Grey FlyCapture SDK from their website: http://www.ptgrey.com/
I only used it to force the IP address to the camera with the included flycap program
b) installed ARAVIS via https://github.com/GNOME/aravis
c) installed v4l2loopback via https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback (thanks ioannes - a great piece of software !!)
d) used the aravis gstreamer plugin to send the camera network stream to /dev/video0 created by v4l2loopback
sudo ./gst-aravis-launch aravissrc ! v4l2sink device=/dev/video0
e) picked up the video in GEM via /dev/video0
the above setup worked like a charm and the gstreamer to /dev/video0 pipe did not crash once within 4 days. frame size 1292*1032
best
Erich
good to know thanks for sharing the detailed setup
cheers
a
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2015-05-26 15:02 GMT+02:00 eb eb@randomseed.org:
hello,
just to pass on how I was able to use a Point Grey GigE Vision - IP camera in GEM XUBUNTU 15.04:
i did not have too much time but this is how i got the ip camera working with GEM:
a) installed the Point Grey FlyCapture SDK from their website: http://www.ptgrey.com/
I only used it to force the IP address to the camera with the included flycap program
b) installed ARAVIS via https://github.com/GNOME/aravis
c) installed v4l2loopback via https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback (thanks ioannes - a great piece of software !!)
d) used the aravis gstreamer plugin to send the camera network stream to /dev/video0 created by v4l2loopback
sudo ./gst-aravis-launch aravissrc ! v4l2sink device=/dev/video0
e) picked up the video in GEM via /dev/video0
the above setup worked like a charm and the gstreamer to /dev/video0 pipe did not crash once within 4 days. frame size 1292*1032
best
Erich
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Hi list,
Anyone have a copy of soundtouch binary for rpi anywhere ? The link in this thread is dead
Thanks
2015-05-26 14:24 GMT+02:00 IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at:
On 2015-05-22 15:23, puredata@11h11.com wrote:
But really it depends. Also it's not that simple, you need to install automake, autoconf, gcc (on ubuntu you can install a meta package call build-essential).
build-essential does not cover automake.
but the basic idea is still correct.
since many externals have similar build-dependencies, you could also start by installing the build-dependencies of a pd-external that is already packaged for Debian. e.g.
# apt-get build-dep pd-zexy
will install everything that is needed to compile the zexy for Debianm, which includes (apart from a compiler), also automake, autoconf and (most important) puredata-dev (the header-files for compiling *any* pd-external)
Sometimes you need to ./autogen.sh (i think that is the case of pd vanilla).
when you try to run "./configure" and that fails because there is no "configure" script, but there is a "configure.ac" (or "configure.in"), you first need to create the configure-script from that. ./autogen.sh will do that for you. there are various ways to do so, but usually you ought to follow what you read in files named INSTALL or README (in the case of Pd, checkout the INSTALL.txt).
unfortunately, documentation is sometimes outdated or contradictory; so it's hard to give general advice how to deal with that (apart from asking someone who has experience).
fgmasdr IOhannes
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