Hi,
more precisely, The number of simultaneous audio streams (called an
application in your message) depends on the soundcard hardware mixer and
the driver.
In the case of the BeagleBone, this probably sums as
1 hardware mixer == 1 application at a time.
Cheers,
Charles
Simon Iten wrote:
Dan Wilcox wrote:
Check this page:
http://www.michalkaszczyszyn.com/en/tutorials/latency.html#acceptable
I was wrong, the guitar to amp latency at 1 meter away is roughly 3 ms.
No, it's the amp to ear, related to speed of sound in atmosphere
(around 300m/s).
The electric signal in your
Alexandros Drymonitis wrote:
If you are aiming to JUMP to specific frames in
the video or play it backwards you would choose a different codec
than if you just want to play it from the beginning to the end
linearly.
Could you give some examples? I don't know anything about this but would
Hi,
Pagano, Patrick wrote:
i have asked this is a few different ways and experimented but i am
wondering, how does one create smooth random numbers that flow
between each number instead of hoping from number to number?
Maybe you can also use Perlin noise to get deviation rather than pure
Hi,
Atte wrote:
Ok, after sending the mail, I did some further poking, and it seems [open
10] opens the controller.
Using device 10 seems like a bad idea to me (I might be wrong), since I'd
expect that device number to depend on what else is plugged in and in what
order. Is there a better
Hi,
just to give some example of single vs multi-threaded, and some
comparison points.
- projects like haproxy and lighthttpd show that good state
machine programming can be more efficient that multi-threaded
programming, even on multi-core computers. BUT they handle a much
reduced number of use
Hi,
In the case of PD, maybe just a good mix of libpd and a generalization
of pd~ can improve things much.
[pd~] deals with the particular case of creating an extra dsp thread, it
incurs overhead to do so and does not isolate the dsp from a busy patch. It
is quite orthogonal to creating
Hi,
Sorry for this question, but why isn't sc_vec a good old pointer ?
t_gobj sc_gobj; /* header for graphical object */
t_symbol *sc_template; /* template name (LATER replace with pointer) */
t_word sc_vec[1]; /* indeterminate-length array of words */
} t_scalar;
Mario Mey wrote:
I want to put a license to it. Where should I get information about types of
licences?
I don't think in any restriction...
Go for public domain then.
I only would want to know where, when, how and by-who it was used.
Only that.
Cardware licence : Postcardware, also
Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
On 02/06/2014 02:08 PM, Charles Goyard wrote:
Hi,
i go bananas wrote:
In what way?
that's what i want to know!
If that's a general question, then the answer is yes, as you can get and
send bytes over a network and do math with pd. It's also the answer for
all
Hi,
i go bananas wrote:
In what way?
that's what i want to know!
If that's a general question, then the answer is yes, as you can get and
send bytes over a network and do math with pd. It's also the answer for
all general questions like can I do something a computer does with
pd ?
It does
Hi,
D G wrote:
Im using GEM in 0.43.4 extended in ubuntu 12.04
Every time I open GEM window, the audio stream becomes glitchy. When I
close it it goes away.
maybe your computer is too slow for low latency and graphics rendering.
Check that your are using hardware acceleration and rendering
Hi,
peiman khosravi wrote:
Does the raspberry pi run pd?
yes, but Gem won't work. That means you will have to drive something
like omxplayer from pd.
That also means you can't do generative video with pd/gem.
I still think you can get better results with pre-owned pentium 3/4 than
with the
Salut,
Patrice Colet wrote:
I've just installed archlinux through Manjaro and tried pdx aur package.
Which one ? pdx gives nothing :).
pacman -U pd-extended.tar.gz command line outputs errors like this:
error: missing package metadata in pd-extended.tar.gz
did you build pd-extended
Hi,
Fero Kiraly wrote:
[paum@bookes gridflow-9.13]$ ./configure
./configure:25:in `main': Use RbConfig instead of obsolete and deprecated
Config.
./configure:26:in `main': uninitialized constant CONFIG (NameError)
That's because your tools are too up-to-date for gridflow. That often
happens
Hi,
Antonio Roberts wrote:
On further inspection, if I want to send the min/max range I have to
redraw the range, I can't just grab/move min or max. Is there any way
to change this? Or is something like Max's rslider a task for a native
object?
You can change the behavior of the slider,
Hi,
Allen, Michael wrote:
I’m using a Teensy to get data from Pots and switches into PD on a
RPi. The teensy sketch is set to open serial at 9600 baud. In PD I
have [comport devicename 9600]. It won’t receive data. When I change
the object to [comport devicename 115200] it immediately opens
Hi,
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
i wonder whether anybody found a solution on w32 to use multiple ASIO
devices at the same time.
background: we are using a multi-channel *input* (that is: no output)
soundcard (with only ASIO drivers).
I'm not sure if it works for input, but asio4all build
Hi,
Alvin Google wrote:
I am writing a proposal to use Pure-Data to control LED panels that
would light part of a rock quarry. The panels should both illuminate
and show pixelated imagery (the resolution dependent on the quality
of LEDs). I would looking for the cheapest and easiest solution.
Hi,
IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
On 09/28/13 17:17, Charles Goyard wrote:
I added a [makefilename %d] before the [print VT=$1( message and it
does work well.
if you want decent performance you should go directly:
[makefilename VT=%d]
|
[print $1(
(the $1-expansion in the last
Hi list,
I just hit a problem that I worked around easily, but want to have some
advice/better way/alternatives about.
I need to send commands in plain ascii to an appliance (an integrated
servo motor) via comport. Say:
VT=1965093 (for target velocity)
By default, numbers over 10 gets
Hi,
Paula Pin wrote:
[comport] ** WARNING ** port 9600 not valid, must be between 0 and 98
[comport] opening serial port 9600 failed!
[comport]: available serial ports:
0/dev/ttyACM0
[comport] opened serial line device 0 (/dev/ttyACM0)
It looks like you mixed the order of
Hi,
I noticed that on my computer too a few months back. I had the same
problem with Audacity and Kicad (both wxwidgets apps).
For what I understand, this has been tracked down to a bug in the Intel
driver in conjunction with a Xorg bug when using unaccelerated graphics.
But I may be wrong.
So
September 2013 09:21, Charles Goyard c...@fsck.fr wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that on my computer too a few months back. I had the same
problem with Audacity and Kicad (both wxwidgets apps).
For what I understand, this has been tracked down to a bug in the Intel
driver in conjunction with a Xorg bug
hi,
great news you're not stuck !
try to find logic-level P-channel mosfets, preferably TTL ones.
SPP15P10PL at digikey looks like a good match.
Enjoy,
Charles
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Hi,
You're not doomed !
There are two ways to solve your problem:
The proper one is to use PNP transistors or P-channel mosfets (remember
I already told you about that ? :))
See this document, you can find the wiring at the end:
J Oliver wrote:
So from your post, it seems quite straightforward to be able to
access the GPIO pins from within Pd. But I need to be able to
create variable voltages (between 0 and 5v) on those pins. In the
post above, you mentioned that you send a float to the gpio object
to write a
Hi list,
I have a problem working with a Terratec Aureon 7.1 USB on windows.
The setup:
msi laptop;
integrated realtek soundcard;
Terratec Aureon 7.1 USB with Terratec driver;
windows 7 family edition 64 bits;
pd-extended (0.42 i guess).
I set the audio output to the Aureon with 8 channels.
Hi list,
apologizes, this looks like a FAQ, but I can't find anything in the
archives (wrong keywords ?) for this.
I just want to turn the bytes from comport output into a list.
From a serial monitor, my program outputs:
1.23 456 789\n
I get it correctly into pd and it seems to work. But it
Hi,
Roman Haefeli wrote:
On Wed, 2013-07-03 at 16:36 +0200, Charles Goyard wrote:
Hi list,
apologizes, this looks like a FAQ, but I can't find anything in the
archives (wrong keywords ?) for this.
I just want to turn the bytes from comport output into a list.
From a serial
Hi,
and all I can do is unplug the power chord.
Now that's punk attitude -:^) !
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Epic Jefferson wrote:
i've been able to control solenoid velocity with pwm via pd, this is also
how Winfried does it. Also, motors are way too loud, as I told Olivier.
That's good to hear ! How much accurate is this ? Underpowering a hub
magnet that has a lot of jitter in its movement [1]
Epic Jefferson wrote:
Alexandros and Roman:
Thanks, i'll check both of your suggestions. I'll let you know how it goes.
I also just ordered a Practical Maker PWM shield for arduino UNO. 1 shield
gives you 32 pwm pins and they're stackable, up to 6 without the need for
an external power
Hi,
this is largely off-topic, but there you go :)
Epic Jefferson wrote:
I've had progress building an Arduino-powered solenoid system for a
controlling a piano's hammer mechanism (removing the keys) via pd.
So far I've found the solenoid I want to use.
With solenoids you will not get
- click a few toggles.
* monitor the installation during the evening
* set down.
The PC runs vanilla on a minimal Linux (openbox).
* Payroll: 200 Euros (36 Euros/hour)
* Work hours: 18:00 to 23:30.
Please contact me off-list if interrested.
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Simon Wise wrote:
Its all really a matter of taste ... it has come up many many times
over the years, and nobody who could implement them seems to want
segmented cords enough to actually do the work.
Desire Data did Bezier curves.
Having the feature does not force people to use it.
The real
Hi,
Ingo wrote:
Yes, that works fine but it mixes up the port number of the arduino and the
serial adapter. I can't get the two to be assigned to the same port number
each time Pd starts. They both show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 or /dev/ttyUSB1 on
the [comport].
There are some udev rules floating
Hi,
I had the same exact problem. My main computer running arch and thr rpi
running raspian.
I ultimately solved it by :
on main computer:
xhost +
on rpi:
export DISPLAY=mycomputer.local:0
# or export DISPLAY=10.0.0.1:0 if you don't have avahi running
Then, the display will not pass inside a
IOhannes zmölnig wrote:
i've started writing an RTP infrastructure for Pd [1], though it
currently only supports uncompressed audio.
RTP is a pretty standard protocol, and latency can go down to a few
ms. there are also RTCP components.
May I add that firewalls have a tendency to kill
Alexandre Torres Porres wrote:
hey folks, anyone have recomendations for battery packs for audio cards?
wanna try some stuff going mobile, anybody doing that? Looking for some
high capacity for my multiface/RME (takes 9-.12V, 2A)
If it can take up to 13.4V (it's likely there's a voltage
Hi,
Matthias Blau wrote:
I want to play a 24-channel wav file in pd. It is rather big
(several minutes), such that pre-loading the data into tables will
probably not work (have to check that though). I tried zexy/sfplay
but it seems to be limited to 8 channels.
Did you try readsf~ or
in the earlier split thread - apologies for the noise)
and keep as much within Pd as possible.
Best wishes,
Julian
On 28 January 2013 14:14, Charles Goyard c...@fsck.fr wrote:
Hi list,
I could make use of gpio (as output) within pd with just [textfile] :
on the command-line:
echo
Hi,
Julian Brooks wrote:
After sudo bash I get:
root@raspberrypi:/home/pi# echo gpio17 /sys/class/gpio/export
bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument
That's strange. I don't have a pi handy for now to double check my
instructions. Maybe I forgot something.
I'm presuming 'gpio17' is to
Simon Wise wrote:
I'm not so sure about the more accurate .. it is possible to scale
the encoders so they need many rotations for the full sweep of
values if you want very fine tuning, and the BFC2000 has 14 bit
modes using 2 midi channels to make full use of this accuracy.
It also have
Hi,
sound great, thanks for sharing !
Here are some features request that come to mind:
- add the possibility to work by row and not by column.
It can be another object, such as rtglgrid, or a creation argument
(tglgrid 10 10 byrow).
- add a say col row message that returns a single cell state.
linux.
Thanks
Charles
Miller Puckette wrote:
OK... now I'm trying to fix the bug but I can't reproduce it. I made a
5 GB soundfile (wave format, 60 channels, 4-bit floats, 450 seconds long)
and opened and am reading it using readsf~. This is on a 64 bit linux
box.
Question for Charles
Hi,
Here's a small summary of what has to be done, from
http://users.suse.com/~aj/linux_lfs.html :
In a nutshell for using LFS you can choose either of the following:
Compile your programs with gcc -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64. This forces
all file access calls to use the 64 bit variants.
Ivica Ico Bukvic wrote:
Also, in Linux is open64 safe for both 32-bit and 64-bit OS variants?
Yes, you don't have to switch back to open() on 64-bits systems. So
basically switching everything to the 64-bits variants works on most
Linux systems installed since about 2002/2003.
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
On 2013-03-21 09:37, Charles Goyard wrote:
Note than open_via_file returns int and not off_t, so the
automagic stuff will fail.
that's wrong.
the declaration of open64 is:
int open64(const char *pathname, int oflag,...);
so it returns an int, not an off_t
Hi,
I am in favour of breaking binary compatibility and keeping the code
simple. People that compile their externals themselves can understand
and cope with it. Other people mostly won't notice.
My intuition is that if the LFS project was unable to provide a transparent
API in the first place,
Hi,
after some research, it seems more related to the size of the file after
all. I thought the problem was 32 bits files because it worked when I
converted them to 16 bits. But it was just the file size dropped under
2gb.
To sum up: a file over about 2Gb fails to open. This is related to how
Darn, I just found there's a feature request for just that from IOhannes
pending since 2007.
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1638701group_id=55736atid=478073
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Charles Goyard wrote:
Hi,
after some research, it seems more related to the size
Hi,
today I noticed a readsf~ (on vanilla) opening a 5 wave file containing
32 bits float audio fails silently. The doc says 4 bytes is unavailable
for AIFF, but I use WAVE.
The file is a 5 channels WAVE file with 5 tracks 32bits float at 48kHz.
Converting the audio to 16 bits PCM works.
Is
Hi,
Doesn't 12.04 mean you have a intel driver that is rather old ? Or at
least predates the announcement you're referring to ?
Just asking, I know nothing about Ubuntu.
pured...@11h11.com wrote:
I forgot to specify my OS. I am using Ubuntu Studio 12.04 and found
this posted:
Hi,
see if netjack fills the bill :
Netjack is a Realtime Audio Transport over a generic IP Network. It is
fully integrated into JACK.
When you transport Audio Signals over a Network, you will always have
the problem, that two Computers are bound to two different Sample
Clocks. The other
Hi,
Antoine Villeret wrote:
hi,
the ESI UDJ6 USB sound card works on the raspberry pi with pd and alsa
driver.
I have 6 channels @ 44,1 kHz and 48 kHz in 24 bit depth
Blocksize of 64 samples and 9 ms of latency
no click when playing wav file direct from SD card
Thanks, this is
Hi,
Cyrille Henry wrote:
i just did a initial commit of share-mem, a lib dedicated to deal with
shared memory.
Wow, great !
I'd like to use this to share pixes with veejay (a vjing tool that runs
on linux). Veejay wants YUV and can read/write from/to shm. So it looks
like communication can be
Hi,
Cyrille Henry wrote:
looking at the thread, i was assuming that the question was about
shmem, but it look more like a question about pix_share_write.
Yes, it was, but since I failed to find the code of shmem (now I found
it on svn), I assumed it was the same thing as pix_share_* (and
Hi,
Ed Kelly wrote:
Using the new Pd-extended on Ubuntu 10.04 - some objects aren't there.
It's clear I'll have to go through all my abstractions and add [import]
objects for many things, but these are basic vanilla gui objects. How do I
get them back?
vsl hsl vradio and vu don't work,
Roman Haefeli wrote:
Your patch breaks when you have a line with a comma in your text file.
Such a line is broken into two lines.
Oh. Thanks. pure data is just a name after all... It's not exactly pure
about data handling :).
Regarding your insistence to do that task with Pd, I think you
Hi,
Roman Haefeli wrote:
On Don, 2013-02-21 at 14:13 +0100, Charles Goyard wrote:
Hey, that works. But, as you may have guessed, it's awfully slow with
a large textfile (about 3kb). I guess it's just the message box that's
slow to update.
Actually, message boxes are pretty fast. Try
Fero Kiraly wrote:
ok. I get working pd-vanilla, pdx, pd-l2ork on one archlinux system.
For git, you can use the following construct in the PKGBUILD so you
don't have to delete and clone again on successive builds:
#download pd-l2ork
msg Looking for pd2lork on git ...
cd $srcdir
Roman Haefeli wrote:
BTW, it's dead easy to put this into an abstraction to avoid the GUI
update issue:
[inlet]
|
[ (
|
[outlet]
Yes, I tried and it works wonder !
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Santi wrote:
i'm using coll, i must format the text file before using it, but works
great. With a little script in bash it's easy format any text file.
Sure, but if I am to modify the file outside pd, I can as well roll a
perl script that generates an abstraction with a message box
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
you can tell [textfile] to use CR/LF/CRLF as line delimiters by
opening the file in cr mode, like
[open file.txt cr(
then you will need to stop through the lines by [bang(ing [textfile]
till the end is reached. if you want to read the entire file at once,
use
Hi IOhannes,
when opening a .mov file on pd-extended on linux, I get :
[...]
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
On the command line, gmerlin fails to open the file as well, with
the same message, but lqtplay is able to play the movie.
by the same message, do you mean that gmerlin
Hi,
thanks for trying.
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
hmm, both Gem (i tried 0.93.git:ee897d5 and 0.93.3 from Debian) and
gmerlin (1.2.0~dfsg-3 from Debian) can play the file just fine here.
Now that's strange. A big difference is that I run on Archlinux.
I have:
gmerlin 1.2.0
gavl 1.4.0
Hi,
almost there. But I don't know why, any2bytes converts my newlines (10)
into spaces (32).
My input is like :
line1
line2
line3
So textfile returns the whole file at once, which is what I want.
Maybe mrpeach's binfile is more appropriate ?
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
I think the
Hi,
I'm trying to find a straight answer to this question in the forums.
Is anyone using pd on Rpi with more than two channels of audio output?
and is it sounding ok?
I did (aureon usb 7.1), and it sound bad as soon as more than 2 channels
are involved. Even with huge latency and buffers.
Charles Goyard wrote:
With gdb I could see that the crash occurs inside
filmGMERLIN::getFrame(void), on this line :
bgav_read_video(m_file, m_gframe, m_stream);
m_stream is a null pointer there. I changed :
bgav_set_video_stream(m_file, m_stream, BGAV_STREAM_DECODE
, Charles Goyard wrote:
Hi,
I want to display the content of a textfile on Gem. I know text3d does
linebreaks when it encounters 10 in a string message.
However, before patching this textfile-to-stringfortext3d, I wanted to
know if anyone already did that and could share
Hi,
when opening a .mov file on pd-extended on linux, I get :
verbose(5): gmerlin support
verbose(5): quicktime4linux support
[pix_film]: opening /home/charles/w/enversdudehors/endo/fev2013-2.mov with
format 1908
[pix_film:track] No video decoder found for fourcc avc1 (0x61766331)
track 0 does
João de Brito Rocha Reis Vidigal wrote:
Would this be a good substitute for GEM (in simple video playback terms!) on
RPi?
You guys mentioned something like it... I just didn't really get if yes or no!
I guess you're talking about oxmplayer on the RPi.
Hi,
Just send an email to the support team so that they globally blacklist
the pd mailing list (and others lists you might have) in their system.
That will prevent this problem for all LinkedIn users.
They are aware this is a PITA and react quickly to that.
Cheers,
Charles
me.grimm wrote:
Hi,
I want to display the content of a textfile on Gem. I know text3d does
linebreaks when it encounters 10 in a string message.
However, before patching this textfile-to-stringfortext3d, I wanted to
know if anyone already did that and could share ?
Thanks,
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Hi list,
Charles Goyard wrote:
just to say, I'm testing the terratec aureon 7.1 on rpi+pd. This
interface works with the generic usb-audio driver.
It does not work well. I can get proper stereo output at 44.1KHz but not
more. If I setup pd to anything between 3 to 8 output channel, it gives
Hi,
João de Brito Rocha Reis Vidigal wrote:
So it seems that this is a contemporary matter going on. GEM doesn't work
on openGL ES...
The thing is, I need a GEM window (or so I think!) to do this.
Is there ANY work around this issue?
Ideas? Plans? Jokes!!???
Just a shot in the dark,
Hi,
thanks.
Here's a PKGBUILD for pdsend/pdreceive alone, duplicating how debian
packages are organized.
Now it would be a good thing to have the pd, pd-extended and pd-l2ork
drop these two binaries, so there are almost nothing left in conflict.
And also have pd-l2ork install in /usr, not
Fero Kiraly wrote:
ok. I am preparing the new packages for pd, pdx, pdl and I met some errors.
I have removed pdsend pdreceive also with man pages from pdx.
When installing pd vanilla I ve encounter conflicting files:
puredata: /usr/bin/pd-gui.tcl exists in filesystem
puredata:
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
so everythings works fine with the /usr/local/ version.
which is great, but i'd wanted to point out, that in most distros
/usr/local/ is for manually installed packages (that is, software
not under the distro's package management control).
Yes, that's right. I
Fero Kiraly wrote:
if anybody know the hint, how to divide package into puredata-utils
(pdsend, pdreceive) and pdx (or pd also), please wite me. because when I
build pdx, the makefile also compile these 'utils' so . ...
You have to write a separate PKGBUILD. Contrary to debian, you can't
have
working for you.
Thanks
Charles
Ivica Bukvic wrote:
It is the latest Gem from svn, so I am not sure what is not working. Can
you be more specific?
On Feb 5, 2013 4:37 PM, Charles Goyard c...@fsck.fr wrote:
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all Gem objects were dashed. after adding declare -path
/usr/lib/pd-l2ork/extra/Gem gemhead and gemwin objects are ok but
not others such as color, rotate, square.
you need to _load_ Gem: [declare -lib Gem]
i understand that you have not loaded Gem and only
Charles Goyard wrote:
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
all Gem objects were dashed. after adding declare -path
/usr/lib/pd-l2ork/extra/Gem gemhead and gemwin objects are ok but
not others such as color, rotate, square.
you need to _load_ Gem: [declare -lib Gem]
i understand that you
Hi,
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
On 2013-02-06 14:20, Charles Goyard wrote:
I guess it's more a bug of Gem install script rather than pd-l2ork,
but I just wanted to point that out.
Gem's install script (aka Makefile) installs everything, including
all compiled backends.
what makes you say
(also forgot to send to the list)
Hi,
1. Why are you compiling gem separately when pd-l2ork compiles it for
you
and includes it with its binary package?
2. Why are you trying to use pd-vanilla includes with pd-l2ork (unless
you
are using pd instead of pd-l2ork)? The two are not compatible
Charles Goyard wrote:
While I'm typing, my computer is building a fresh copy of pd-l2ork with
PKGBUILD to see if everything is ok.
so everythings works fine with the /usr/local/ version.
Except that the default.pdl2ork file is missing with the brand new
PKGBUILD, so it makes it hard to have
No, it conflics with pd-extended. (just tried).
btw it's awesome. Too bad Gem seems to work badly, or is it just me ?
Ivica Bukvic wrote:
Will it install in/usr/local, though, to prevent collision between
pd-extended and pd-l2ork?
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Hello,
Have pd-extended .43.4 a equivalent to max/msp rslider object?
No, but I use vrslider/hrslider from mmb. You can get them here :
https://github.com/dotmmb/mmb
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Alexandros Drymonitis wrote:
I've checked the flags to open Pd with some custom settings, but I've no
idea how to close it if I open it -nogui. Haven't tried to do, to be
honest, but I'd like to be sure about how to close it before I go on
playing with it -nogui.
Add a ; pd quit message in
Hi,
it depends vastly on your patch and how you access it without gui. MIDI
? OSC ? network ?
On my computer (archlinux) killall pd on the command-line works.
Adding a [; pd quit( I understand, but that will need an external
controller to hit the message box, right?
Yes, that's what I meant
Alexandros Drymonitis wrote:
Applications/Pd-extended.app/Contents/Resources/bin/pd
pdsend is in the same directory, but I've no idea how to use it via command
line to quit Pd..
when in pd's directory, do : ./pdsend
./ means the command that's in the current directory.
You can also use :
Hi,
Just wondering: does GEM provide hardware decoding for codecs supported
by the driver ?
Gem doesn't do any decoding of video files on its own. instead it
uses various backends to offload that work (gmerlin, quicktime,
directshow,...).
it depends on the backend whether it supports
Hi,
try with MJPEG. It's easier to decode. Files are huge.
Just wondering: does GEM provide hardware decoding for codecs supported
by the driver ?
Stephan Elliot Perez wrote:
Greetings,
I am just starting to use GEM and am having a problem with video
playback using pix_film. The CPU
Thomas Mayer wrote:
https://github.com/residuum/Bash-Scripts/blob/master/mencmjpeg
Usage: ./mencmjpeg original_video new_video
Or: ./mencmjpeg original_video
I noticed mencoder occasionaly produce bad frames if the input file is
malformed (Premiere seems to suck at exporting), so I switched
Hi list,
just to say, I'm testing the terratec aureon 7.1 on rpi+pd. This
interface works with the generic usb-audio driver.
It does not work well. I can get proper stereo output at 44.1KHz but not
more. If I setup pd to anything between 3 to 8 output channel, it gives
a sawtooth-like output in
Hi list,
When I do GOP stuff, I like putting a colored canvas behind the
controls.
However, gui elements created before the canvas appear under the canvas.
I found out I can edit the patch file with a text editor and change the order of
lines. But it's not very practical and a bit error prone.
Hi,
Andy Farnell wrote:
Otherwise, open the X using xhost and export
a display setting.
I forgot about that one. Thanks for the reminder.
I miss the rsh/rlogin good old days :).
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Hi list,
I could make use of gpio (as output) within pd with just [textfile] :
on the command-line:
echo gpio17 /sys/class/gpio/export
echo out /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/direction
chown charles /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/value
inside pd:
[ set 1 ( [ write /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/value cr (
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Hi list,
just starting using pd on the rpi. It works well, but there's something
strange with X11 forwarding.
Doing:
ssh -X 192.168.1.52
pd
fails with :
X Error of failed request: BadAccess (attempt to access private
resource denied)
Major opcode of failed request: 18 (X_ChangeProperty)
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