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Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
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<div>By the way, this should be fixed to make more sense in the
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<div>- default saveas folder is PWD on GNU/Linux and Windows</div>
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<div>- new patches default to the folder last saved in</div>
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great, thanks a lot Hans!<br>
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btw it gave me the occasion to rebuild pd and some extensions from
source on hardy...<br>
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Actually i am having troubles with Gem, pix_record and libquicktime<br>
after some investigations i noticed that libquicktime1 provokes a
segfault of pix_record<br>
libquicktime1 comes from archive.ubuntu.com hardy/universe<br>
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something else which is rather strange:<br>
i use pix_record to store as a jpeg mov file 800x600 pictures but once
written the movie file actually display 800x608 frames (and a beautiful
8 pixels wide green stuff). I can trim them later on with mencoder so
not a big issue, but i wish i could understand why this is happening.<br>
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best,<br>
Vincent<br>
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<div>On Jun 10, 2008, at 7:02 PM, Vincent Rioux wrote:</div>
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using Pd-0.40.3-extended-rc1-ubuntu-hardy-i386.deb, <br>
if i launch a patch (from the command line) in a directory say
/data/dir1 where belong my_patch1.pd and my_patch2.pd : <br>
cd /data/dir1<br>
pd my_patch1.pd<br>
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if i <i>save as</i> my_patch1.pd , pd automatically starts browsing
from /data/dir1<br>
but as for the creation of a new patch or the opening of a previous
patch, pd will start browsing from the home repertory.<br>
i know that there have been a lengthy discussion on this subject but
still, i am a bit puzzled by this choice. is there a way to set with
the command line, the start directory (open/save,saveas) to the current
directory ?<br>
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best regards,<br>
vincent<br>
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