[PD] streamin~ for windows (bug)

smoerk smoerk at gmx.de
Fri Aug 6 11:14:44 CEST 2004


guenter geiger wrote:

> On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, Anthony Lee wrote:
> 
>>Hello,
>>
>>I'm using streamin~ and I can't avoid using it on a windows box (it's
>>the one that has a 24 in / 24 out soundcard). I was having trouble using
>>streamin~ on it because sys_addpollfn was (I assume) sucking up all the
>>cpu after a disconnection on the client side. Does anyone know if
>>Guenter is still working on this external?
> 
> 
> I will leave for holidays tomorrow, so I can't look into the problem now.
> I have to investigate the state of these objects (haven't used them for a
> long time and I didn't know that anyone is using them).
> I was planning add multichannel and lossless compression support, but
> I don't know when this will happen.
> 
> Guenter

of course nobody is using them, because they don't work on windows and 
on unix it only supports one channel. ;-)

i still think it would be the best solution to make a Pd external from 
jack.udp ( http://www.alphalink.com.au/~rd/ ), but i only can suggest 
it, as i don't have the time to teach myself C :-).

>>I hacked the external to get it to sleep for a millisecond before
>>returning when there's no data coming through the socket but I don't
>>think that's the best solution (it does appear to solve the problem
>>though) and I would really like to know if anyone has found any other
>>streaming externals - streamin13~ and streamout13~ don't seem to work at
>>all. If there are any with multiple channel support that would be really
>>great.
>>
>>I'm really surprised that there aren't many other uncompressed audio
>>streaming externals. The mp3-streaming externals simply won't do because
>>of latency.
>>
>>Anthony






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