Atte André Jensen schrieb:

joerg piringer wrote:

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is it possible that recording from dac is broken with the latest chuck version (or miniaudicle) on winXP?

I'm nut sure what you mean by "recording" but "adc =>" works fine here (on linux).

i wanted to say: recording to wave file from the output (dac not adc) with the rec.ck script for example. best joerg -- http://joerg.piringer.net http://www.transacoustic-research.com http://www.iftaf.org http://www.vegetableorchestra.org/

sön 2008-05-04 klockan 10:40 +0200 skrev joerg piringer:

Atte André Jensen schrieb:

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joerg piringer wrote:

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is it possible that recording from dac is broken with the latest chuck version (or miniaudicle) on winXP?

I'm nut sure what you mean by "recording" but "adc =>" works fine here (on linux).

i wanted to say: recording to wave file from the output (dac not adc) with the rec.ck script for example.

best joerg

You mean, like... SinOsc s => dac => WvOut rec; ? ie, to use dac as a pass-through. I tried that some time ago, and it didn't work. dunno if it's intended to work. Try this instead: SinOsc s => Gain out => dac; out => WvOut rec; heop that helps, gasten

sön 2008-05-04 klockan 15:30 +0200 skrev Kassen:

2008/5/4 Martin Ahnelöv : You mean, like...

SinOsc s => dac => WvOut rec;

? ie, to use dac as a pass-through.

I tried that some time ago, and it didn't work. dunno if it's intended to work. Try this instead:

That's intended to work, yes. In fact it should work from other shreds/files as well so one file can record what another file generates.

This isn't just useful for recording to files but also for having LiSa remix other shreds which is one of my favourite livecoding tricks. If that broke on Win it broke in the most recent version, I haven't been on the last Win version for that long yet as I didn't have a ASIO build yet and my liveset depends on ASIO.

WvOut has been having some issues, I seem to remember a question on the forum from a while ago where it generated a .wav that didn't just not play but also corrupted a iTunes library. Now, that's not such good design on iTunes's part but WvOut shouldn't do that.

What I'm sure doesn't work is sending a signal to the ADC to have a shred pretend it's external input to other shreds. This would be convenient for testing but also in line with how the DAC (should) work so I'd like to propose that for consideration for future versions.

Yours, Kas.

I'm on linux, and it worked so and so. no errors, but I can't play it anywhere. Gasten

sön 2008-05-04 klockan 16:05 +0200 skrev Kassen:

2008/5/4 Martin Ahnelöv : I'm on linux, and it worked so and so. no errors, but I can't play it anywhere.

It's my humble opinion that "not being able to play it" counts as a error when we are talking about .wav files...

On Win XPsp1, EMU1616m, latest ChucK, (ASIO-build) I was able too start the VM with chuck otf_03.ck

then from another window run; chuck + rec-auto.ck

let it go for a few seconds.

Quit the VM with Ctrl+c.

The resulting file played fine in Winamp. I do think the ASIO build may have some different flags that could affect wave in/out. I don't have the regular version installed on my XP laptop right now because the regular drivers have so much latency.

Ah, right. I forgot to add a blackhole when I defined UGens. That was my problem. Joerg: Can you confirm any of this? Gasten

Hi all, The following patch works perfectly thru command line, but miniaudicle creates an empty file. SinOsc s => WvOut file => blackhole; "mini.wav" => file.wavFilename; 5::second => now; I normally use chuck on the command line, but while teaching my students preferred to use miniaudicle. Then I found out miniaudicle was quite unstable, much less efficient than chuck and even patches that would work via command line wouldn't in miniaudicle. Sorry I can't remember the exact cases, but I will report back whenever I find/ remember one. One message it bugs me from miniaudicle is that when started up it often says that the VM appears to be hanging. And since I moved to Leopard, that is mac os 10.5, it always says so (see attached png file) eduard On 4 May 2008, at 18:14, joerg piringer wrote:

Martin Ahnelöv schrieb:

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2008/5/4 Martin Ahnelöv : I'm on linux, and it worked so and so. no errors, but I can't play it anywhere.

It's my humble opinion that "not being able to play it" counts as a error when we are talking about .wav files...

On Win XPsp1, EMU1616m, latest ChucK, (ASIO-build) I was able too start the VM with chuck otf_03.ck

then from another window run; chuck + rec-auto.ck

let it go for a few seconds.

Quit the VM with Ctrl+c.

The resulting file played fine in Winamp. I do think the ASIO build may have some different flags that could affect wave in/out. I don't have the regular version installed on my XP laptop right now because the regular drivers have so much latency. Ah, right. I forgot to add a blackhole when I defined UGens. That was my

sön 2008-05-04 klockan 16:05 +0200 skrev Kassen: problem. Joerg: Can you confirm any of this?

i think i have to test a little bit more. a couple of days ago i wasn't able to produce a working wav file. i recorded something (with rec.ck in the basic folder of the examples) but wasn't able to play it in winamp or open it in audition.

at least one of my students had the same problem while others didn't. maybe it's an issue on some platforms.

i don't have time at the moment to do detailed testing but i will in the next week.

all the best joerg

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