[PD] flags generating errors (I think)
Matthew Cole
m.cole at signal.QinetiQ.com
Tue Jan 17 18:26:54 CET 2006
Thanks for that fix - deleting the 'flags' entry worked.
As I deleted 'flags', I'm not sure exactly what I had. But after a
little play, any of '-audiodev', '-audioindev' and '-audiooutdev',
without following arguments, cause it to crash/not start up.
A bit of a daft error on my part I'm afraid.
Matt
Miller Puckette wrote:
>... and now that I just tested it I can't get Pd to fail to come up,
>even if I give it 'bad' startup args. I tried asking for 1000000
>audio channels and tried with a nonexistent flag, and it always at
>least comes up. So I'm curious what you had in your registry (I
>think it would be "flags" but perhaps it's something else) that made
>it fail?
>
>M
>
>On Tue, Jan 17, 2006 at 08:28:54AM -0800, Miller Puckette wrote:
>
>
>>This looks like a serious problem... if the flags stored in the registry
>>aren't syntactic Pd exits (I guess it should skip them and start up anyway)
>>
>>Until I can get this fixed, you can work around this using regedit. Open
>>the "run" dialog from teh "start" menu and type in "regedit" to start
>>it. Then browse (within regedit) into
>>"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" -> "SOFTWARE" -> "Pd"
>>and delete the "flags" entry. If you want to you can just delete the whole
>>"pd" folder and start over.
>>
>>cheers
>>Miller
>>
>>I was using pd 0.39, on a win2000 os, and I specified some start-up
>>flags via the gui/dialogue box. When I closed down pd and restarted it
>>again, it caused an error: 'pd.exe has generated errors and will be
>>closed by Windows...' I don't know how to start pd again, I don't have
>>a batch file with the start-up flags to modify.<br>
>><br>
>>I then tried to use an older version of pd, 0.37 (downloaded after the
>>above mess-up). That version ran but I couldn't use ASIO settings, it
>>generated this: "Error number -9997 occured opening portaudio stream
>>Error message: Invalid device ID"<br>
>><br>
>>I entered a number of flags (in one go before the crash I can't
>>remember them all but they included: -asio -listdev -audiodev.<br>
>><br>
>>All suggestions of remedies, or explanations of what has gone wrong,
>>gratefully received.<br>
>>
>>
>>On Tue, Jan 17, 2006 at 03:58:08PM +0000, Matthew Cole wrote:
>>
>>
>>
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