James Hughes
I've got a chuck app that runs great for about thirty minutes and then starts acting flaky.
<snip> Here's the relevant bit of code that takes the
OSC message and loads up the clip:
oe.getInt() => int player; oe.getString() => string snd;
// allocate a new sound buffer new SndBuf @=> newClip[player];
// stick the new sound in the new sound buffer snd => newClip[player].read;
Anyone have any idea what's going on? Should I be destroying these SndBufs more explicitly rather than just dropping their references?
Well, why are you allocating a new one at all? It seems to me that you are now working like a DJ who is ordering in a new turntable every time he puts on a new record. Why not comment that "new SndBuf...." line out alltogether and just use the old player with a new file? I realise every guess at what might be causing this will cost you 30 minutes of testing but I think commenting that line out might be the fix. Alternately you disconect (unchuck) the old SndBuf from the dac but I think this is it. Yours, Kas.