I have developed a language program that plays sound files (.wav).
After I updated to 2.7.3, the sound files would not play. I did not
modify any script related to the files. The dataPath is set properly
and the files are stored in the proper folder. If I click on
individual sound files
On Nov 4, 2005, at 11:57 PM, Mathewson wrote:
I suppose the bottom line is that I shall have to have a
very dirty weekend embedding every possible sound
configuration I can think of in a stack on the Mac and them
messing around with it on the Kubuntu PC - although a
little voice tells me that
COW.aif"
end mouseUp
did not produce my "rich, mature, masculine voice" saying
'Brown Cow' - but something rather like Mickey Mouse high
on drugs (the mind boggles) saying something like 'Brown
Cow' in a high-pitched eccentric voice.
the same went for an AU versi
on Sat, 05 Nov 2005 05:43:55 -0500
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
> For those of you working with the FREE NOVELL
> LINUX RR Distro (for which I am extremely grateful)
> KNOW NOW that the only sound format that
> works is WAV.
Richmond, i noticed that you imply that
NOVELL gives awa
More egg-salad with the WAV files.
1. Is the problem that the WAV files are embedded?
1a. This seems unlikely as Kubuntu makes a hash of the same
WAV files when played externally.
2. Whither QUICKTIME 4 LINUX and will this DO THE TRICK ?
3. Under-Documentation.
4. xanim - no, surely not?
Rich
AIFF support for Linux had been added in RR 2.5
NOW . . . wouldn't it be lovely if one could find these
things out in a simple and painless way . . .
For those of you working with the FREE NOVELL LINUX RR
Distro (for which I am extremely grateful) KNOW NOW that
the only sound format that wor
"Brown
Cow" instead of hearing my growly voice saying "Brown Cow"
(No rocket science round here - just English for 6 year-old
Bulgarians) I heard something very like a cat being run
over by a truck . . .
Hard science: recorded the sound on a Mac using the Sound
Studio program t
so, playback seems to be even more finicky when it comes
> to .au formatted sounds. I don't have any specific recipes for problems,
> but apparently it is "unusual" to have a 16 bit, 22k .au file, and MC will
> often not be able to handle it.
>
Thank you.
I have the soun
> I've been noticing that in a good number of soundcards (including mine, a SB
> Live! with OSS driver), using "play somesound.au" or "play audioclip
> somesound.au" results a garbled audio output. There's nothing wrong with the
> audio files, and I can even play them perfectly in a console or term
I've been noticing that in a good number of soundcards (including mine, a SB
Live! with OSS driver), using "play somesound.au" or "play audioclip
somesound.au" results a garbled audio output. There's nothing wrong with the
audio files, and I can even play them perfectly in a console or terminal
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Subject: Sound
> >
> >
> >Could someone help me with sound related properties (MacOS 9.1):
> >I want to record some voice to a file and then play it.
> >This is what I have so far:
> >
--On Monday, October 07, 2002 11:19:27 +1300 Michael Crawford
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> There is an article about this at the sons of thunder website:
>
> http://www.sonsothunder.com/index2.htm
>
>
> Which describes almost exactly the sort of problems you are having and a
> potential so
Title: Sound
Could someone help me with sound related properties (MacOS 9.1):
I want to record some voice to a file and then play it.
This is what I have so far:
record sound file x
stop recording
start player 1
but the playback sounds very funny. I know I may have to set some
recording
--On Saturday, October 05, 2002 21:51:21 -0700 erik hansen
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>
>
> andu wrote:
> I wish the archive had a search engine...
>
> ===
>
> it does.
I found that out eventually but... the link at the bottom of list mails,
"http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard
I noticed that in certain soundcards (including mine, a SB Live! with OSS
driver), using "play somesound.au" or "play audioclip somesound.au" results a
garbled audio output. There's nothing wrong with the audio files, and I can
even play them perfectly in a console or terminal emulator, using "xa
andu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:I wish the archive had a search engine...
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it does.[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.erikhansen.orgDo you Yahoo!?
Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos, & more
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Sorry, can't advise about sound, but...
> I wish the archive had a search engine...
The archive_s_ do. These are the urls for the two
archives I know of:
(new archive)
http://www.mail-archive.com/metacard%40lists.runrev.com/
(old archive)
http://www.mail-archive.com/
anks.
>
>
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> http://www.mail-archive.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?method=and&format=short&conf
> ig=metacard_lists_runrev_com&restrict=&exclude=&words=record+playback
>
> Phil
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "andu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 1:38 PM
Subject: sound
> Could someone help me with sound related properties (MacOS 9.1):
> I want to record some voice to a file and then play it.
> This is what I have so far:
>
> record sound file x
> stop
Could someone help me with sound related properties (MacOS 9.1):
I want to record some voice to a file and then play it.
This is what I have so far:
record sound file x
stop recording
start player 1
but the playback sounds very funny. I know I may have to set some
recording/playback properties
Hello to all
In some of my programs sounds (.au) are downloaded from a server, but
the way it is scripted, a ".au" file is left permanently on the local
harddisk (even though shifting contents for each new sound). The
script lines (using DownloadNPlay and Updateme) are:
if sta
I've gotten a lot of ideas, examples and help from the list and I figure it's my turn
to contribute something.
I have a stack for recording .wav files on Win32 using MCIsendString (so you don't
need Quicktime!)
You can grab it here:
http://perlingua.50megs.com/MCI_record.zip
Cheers
Tom McCa
on 9/2/02 1:04 PM, Scott Raney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
>> recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
>> MetaCar
On Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
> recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
> MetaCard, has anyone had any success with it?
Seems to work fine here now in 2.4.3. It&
If you're trying to record from within Metacard, and it has to be
from within Metacard, no ideas.
If you're just trying to record to import into Metacard, I just use
an empty stack, lauch ResEdit, open the sound resource, and record
via ResEdit. It creates a sound resource that
>I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
>recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
>MetaCard, has anyone had any success with it?
No, nor have I. I've been told there is a bug in QuickTime (I have
not tried the most r
I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound recording working.
So before I try again with the latest version of MetaCard, has anyone had any success
with it?
I still get irritating squeeks on my mac and grabled garbage on my windows.
My workaround so far is t
> amanuensis Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
>
> On Mac I have found that the corresponding panel is called "Apple
> Simple Sound Record Dialog", but I do not know how to open it from
> within MC. I'm sure someone must have the right recipe, either using
> "GURLGURL&
>On Wednesday, December 12, 2001, at 10:03 AM, cowhead wrote:
>
>>There used to be a "send bug reports to." on this mailing
>>list...but it seems to have disappeared. Anyway, back to the old
>>"record sound" saga...
>>
>>It'
On Wednesday, December 12, 2001, at 10:03 AM, cowhead wrote:
> There used to be a "send bug reports to." on this mailing
> list...but it seems to have disappeared. Anyway, back to the old
> "record sound" saga...
>
> It's great that this has now
There used to be a "send bug reports to." on this mailing list...but it seems to
have disappeared. Anyway, back to the old "record sound" saga...
It's great that this has now been implemented in metacard (I've been forced to use
weird combinations of superCa
In case someone else did not know it (it took me quite some time to
find it out), you can launch the sound recording panel on Windows
with the following command:
put word 1 to -2 of
queryRegistry("hkey_classes_root\soundRec\shell\record\command\")
into tRecorder
launch tRecord
e platform = "win32" then set the rate to 44.100)
As I have mentioned earlier I would also like to be able to launch
the small built-in panel "Sound - sound recording" (if this is the
name in English, I have just my Norwegian names). When I search for
it, I just see 3 alias
>On Mac 8.5.1 I have been able to record my own voice with either
>"ulaw", "ima4" or "mace 3:1" chosen in the dialog box and with 22.050
>khz (8 or 16 bits). On PC the same choices (all saved as
>"mysound.mov") record only at half speed. If anyone has managed to
>record on PC, please, send me
>On Tuesday, November 20, 2001, at 06:04 AM, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
>
>>Hello to all,
>>
>>Using MC2.4beta1 build 4 -
>>I have struggled with Tuvias stack "RecordSound" from which I have taken:
>>
>> record sound lydfil with dialog
>>
On Tuesday, November 20, 2001, at 06:04 AM, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
> Hello to all,
>
> Using MC2.4beta1 build 4 -
> I have struggled with Tuvias stack "RecordSound" from which I have
> taken:
>
> record sound lydfil with dialog
> put the seconds into n
Hello to all,
Using MC2.4beta1 build 4 -
I have struggled with Tuvias stack "RecordSound" from which I have taken:
record sound lydfil with dialog
put the seconds into nsecs
repeat while recording is true
wait for 0.20 seconds with messages
set the thumbposition of
I have managed to work around the half-speed playback of sounds recorded in
Metacard (scrip to record "with dialog"). My question is this: is it possible
to script the sample rate to 32 kHz instead of forcing the user to make the
selection in the dialog box? I can't find any reference in the docu
I tried the 'record sound file' command in the new 2.4 beta, but the quality seems
really bad, with no difference between
'good' , 'better' and 'best'. The quality is significantly lower than the lowest
quality of the supercard record sound (6:1
comp, AIF
We record a lot of sound and have used DAT tapes, but, in the interests of
trying to simplify hardware configurations (decks, amps plugs, cords) and
the time required to pass sound from DAT tapes to digital formats, (mpg) we
are working to record directly into our MACs in many contexts. With this
>Has anyone managed to get the recordsound stack or the record command
>to work on a Macintosh, and if so, would they be willing to share
>their experience? eg., "it just worked" or "here are the 8 steps I
>needed to use" :-)
Yup. It works fine. Well almost fine...
* Don't use 8 bit recording a
> Hmmm... I tried that but get an error:
> Warning: tools stack versiob (2.4B1) does not match engine version
> (2.3), and typing in record "mysound" in the message box returns "no
> permission to send that", "group: bad object type", "go: error in
> background expression", and "move: bad end po
>
>From: Mark Talluto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Sound recording beta bug?
>
>You need to put the Mac 2.4 files in with your 2.3.2 files. They will
>replace the current files of the same name. So, be careful when doing
>this as you will delete your mctools st
Mark wrote:
>
> Hi everyone.
>
> I am currently playing around with the 2.4 beta, and have a couple of
> questions regarding sound recording and unusual behaviour.
>
> I have been using Tuvias "recordsound" example stack to record sounds
> with several settin
Or even better create two folders in your MetaCard folder. Stable and
Latest. Then just put the 2.4 engine and tools in the latest folder and move
the 2.3.2 engine and tools into the stable folder. You can now use the same
Home and Help stacks for different versions.
>
> You need to put the Mac 2
You need to put the Mac 2.4 files in with your 2.3.2 files. They will
replace the current files of the same name. So, be careful when doing
this as you will delete your mctools stack as well as your engines from
2.3.2. Make backups if you need them later. This will make 2.4 work on
your Ma
Hi everyone.
I am currently playing around with the 2.4 beta, and have a couple of
questions regarding sound recording and unusual behaviour.
I have been using Tuvias "recordsound" example stack to record sounds
with several settings (including the default settings), but when I
pla
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: re: Sound recording?
>Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2001 00:42:11 -0400
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>Content-Type: text/plain
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
>>I have seen a couple of posts that mention recording sounds in MC 2.4
>>beta, but on the
eg., I try "record sound x" and get errors about missing "(", bad
>form, missing ",", bad parameters etc etc.
>So, where can the 2.4 development environment be downloaded from?
ftp://www.metacard.com/MetaCard/2.4
>I've also seen references to a
ecord sound x" and get errors about missing "(", bad
form, missing ",", bad parameters etc etc.
So, where can the 2.4 development environment be downloaded from?
I've also seen references to a recordsound.mc stack written by Tuviah
- is this open source? And if s
12 Apr 2001 09:12:52 -0700 (PDT)
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Record Sound
>
>
> The record sound command seems to record at 44 KHz. For internet
> applications, maybe 11 KHz is suitable (to conserve space). Can we have an
> 'average' and 'poor
The record sound command seems to record at 44 KHz. For internet
applications, maybe 11 KHz is suitable (to conserve space). Can we have an
'average' and 'poor' option that gives options of 11 and 22 KHz recordings.
Ideally, like qteffects, maybe there can be a 'recor
Recently, Hugh Senior wrote:
> Playing sound or movies in QT from a CDROM can cause playback 'stuttering',
> as if the system has to wait for the CDROM to catch up.
Playing any multimedia from a CD can be problematic (burn speed has nothing
to do with it since this simply refer
Apologies. I recently reported poor sound reproduction using QT. The
problem has been located to an incorrect playback device setting in the
MultiMedia properties control panel.
However...
Playing sound or movies in QT from a CDROM can cause playback 'stuttering',
as if the system h
Apart from suggesting users obtain the most up-to-date drivers, is there
any specific, positive advice we can offer users for whose sound played by
QuickTime (as midi, wave or movie soundtrack) is distorted or non-existant
on win32 computers?
Is there a list of 'good' or 'to be
I'm trying to make sure that any currently playing sound is
immediately terminated if a user clicks on a standalone app's close
button under Windows NT. I have put handlers for "CloseStackRequest"
and "CloseStack", both of which do "play stop". Howev
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