[PD] how to avoid (most/many/some) readsf~ dropouts
Julian Peterson
julianpeterson at mac.com
Sat Jul 12 21:31:32 CEST 2008
Is your hard drive going to sleep? I used to get this on osx when the
HD would sleep. Telling it not to rest fixed the issue. I now
routinely do this when performing live.
JP
On Jul 12, 2008, at 8:54 AM, hard off wrote:
> i was going to post about the readsf~ dropout problem today. good
> timing.
>
> in my case though, i am sending the open message, and then manually
> banging to start, usually at least 15-20 seconds after opening,
>
> but i still get dropouts! not all the time, not in any pattern that
> i can recognise, but the sound does drop out sometimes with [readsf~]
>
> i read a thread that suggested making the readsf~ buffer really
> huge, like [readsf~ 2 1e+08] but even though that stops my dropout
> problem a little bit, i still get them from time to time.
>
> my latency is also set at 50ms which should be ok, but even setting
> it at 100 was still giving me audio drops.
>
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