Yo august - I'm working on a variant of the anysndfiler patch you
included that can function as a drop-in replacement for soundfiler.
I'm experiencing some weirdness though - it seems to work ~50% of the
time but the other times it hard-locks my system and spits out
couldn't get a frame
please see here for the memory leak fix:
http://aug.ment.org/readanysf/download.php
it's still leaking a little bit, but I don't think it is due to my code.
It should be much better now. Please let me know how it seems.
-august.
Yes it's much better!
And opening a sound file
hi august
i'm trying to use readanysf~ but i get the following error in the pd console:
/usr/lib/pd/extra/readanysf~.pd_linux: libgavl.so.1: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
readanysf~
... couldn't create
any idea what this could refer to?
thanks.
jason
When openning a new soundfile, the previous if any, is not closed
properly. The memory is not freed and the whole thing crash.
hmm. I think this was a bug I fixed from an older version. Can you try
the latest version now and let me know if you still experience this
problem?
-august.
When openning a new soundfile, the previous if any, is not closed
properly. The memory is not freed and the whole thing crash.
hmm. I think this was a bug I fixed from an older version. Can you try
the latest version now and let me know if you still experience this
problem?
Le mercredi 29 avril 2009 à 03:41 +0200, august a écrit :
hallo,
I made some major bug fixes to my readanysf~ external.
readanysf~ is a puredata external for reading many file formats from
your hard disk or via network.
please check it out.
Le mercredi 20 mai 2009 à 18:01 +0200, joel silvestre a écrit :
Le mercredi 29 avril 2009 à 03:41 +0200, august a écrit :
hallo,
I made some major bug fixes to my readanysf~ external.
readanysf~ is a puredata external for reading many file formats from
your hard
what exactly does that mean? Do you mean compiling it in statically?
Or, do you mean compiling and installing the libraries? If you mean
statically, I'm not sure, but I think it will be difficult since it is
gmerlin based on a plugin architecture of shared objects.
-a
Static is one
On May 1, 2009, at 3:12 AM, august wrote:
what exactly does that mean? Do you mean compiling it in
statically?
Or, do you mean compiling and installing the libraries? If you mean
statically, I'm not sure, but I think it will be difficult since
it is
gmerlin based on a plugin
errordevelo...@gmail.com wrote:
hi
well ..that sounds brilliant -
but why is it dependent on some 'gavl' ??
hmm, that's interesting as a hard dependency on gavl makes readanysf~ be
pretty much linux only at the moment (despite of what is discussed on
other lists...)
anyhow, Gem's HEAD
august wrote:
hi
gavl is a really brilliant low-level library which handles the details
of audio and video formats like colorspaces, samplerates, multichannel
configurations etc.
i basically agree.
and it is super simple.
it took me two days during(!) piksel (while drinking beer and
On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 12:09 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoel...@iem.at wrote:
errordevelo...@gmail.com wrote:
hi
well ..that sounds brilliant -
but why is it dependent on some 'gavl' ??
hmm, that's interesting as a hard dependency on gavl makes readanysf~ be
pretty much linux only at the
well ..that sounds brilliant -
but why is it dependent on some 'gavl' ??
hmm, that's interesting as a hard dependency on gavl makes readanysf~ be
pretty much linux only at the moment (despite of what is discussed on other
lists...)
Yeah, indeed. I was very excited about readanysf~ as
I think you will see gavl/gmerlin become more standard in the future.
Lumiera, the new video editing software from the cinelerra-cv folks, is
based on it.
and Gem :-)
ah, this is good news (for the gavl advocates at least). Are you planning on
using it
just in linux then? Or, are you
august wrote:
ah, this is good news (for the gavl advocates at least). Are you planning on
using it
just in linux then? Or, are you looking to make builds for mac and win
as well?
well, i'm planning to use it on every platform that supports it :-)
currently i don't have any plans (nor time
Hallo,
Hans-Christoph Steiner hat gesagt: // Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Yeah, an [anysoundfiler] would be super handy.
Almost there already: Search the archive for [oggfiler]: It's an abstraction I
once wrote that uses [oggread~] to read oggfiles into tables in an upsampled
subpatch. Should
On Apr 30, 2009, at 8:46 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
august wrote:
ah, this is good news (for the gavl advocates at least). Are you
planning on using it
just in linux then? Or, are you looking to make builds for mac and
win
as well?
well, i'm planning to use it on every platform
I don't know gavl, but it if it is close to as good as vlc/mplayer/
ffmpeg for reading codecs, it would be an improvement over Quicktime.
it is very close to vlc/mplayer/ffmpeg. in fact, it might even read
more formats depending on what options you compile in.
gavl is already in
On Apr 30, 2009, at 1:14 PM, august wrote:
I don't know gavl, but it if it is close to as good as vlc/mplayer/
ffmpeg for reading codecs, it would be an improvement over Quicktime.
it is very close to vlc/mplayer/ffmpeg. in fact, it might even read
more formats depending on what options
Quoting august aug...@alien.mur.at:
I don't know gavl, but it if it is close to as good as vlc/mplayer/
ffmpeg for reading codecs, it would be an improvement over Quicktime.
you mean QuickTime or libquicktime (4linux)?
as a matter of fact, the author of gavl/gmerlin is also the author of
Quoting august aug...@alien.mur.at:
yes, and AFAIK the gavl package in debian is already over a year old and
is not compatible with readanysf~.
while the former is true, is the latter also true?
iirc, i can compile Gem against both the debian-package and my cvs
checkout of gmerlin (though i
yes, and AFAIK the gavl package in debian is already over a year old and
is not compatible with readanysf~.
while the former is true, is the latter also true?
iirc, i can compile Gem against both the debian-package and my cvs
checkout of gmerlin (though i haven't followed changes in the
On Apr 30, 2009, at 10:16 AM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Hans-Christoph Steiner hat gesagt: // Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Yeah, an [anysoundfiler] would be super handy.
Almost there already: Search the archive for [oggfiler]: It's an
abstraction I
once wrote that uses [oggread~] to
On Apr 30, 2009, at 3:35 PM, zmoel...@iem.at wrote:
Quoting august aug...@alien.mur.at:
I don't know gavl, but it if it is close to as good as vlc/mplayer/
ffmpeg for reading codecs, it would be an improvement over
Quicktime.
you mean QuickTime or libquicktime (4linux)?
as a matter of
i hope that gavl/gmerlin will be included in (more) distros soon
In the meantime, I think it would be worth it to have gavl/gmerlin
build out of the pure-data SVN. Then we can remove it once its widely
packaged.
.hc
what exactly does that mean? Do you mean compiling it in
hi,
is it possible to use it as something like soundfiler that can handle
mp3-files (write the samples to a table not in realtime and not
upsampled)? or is something like that out there?
g.
august schrieb:
hallo,
I made some major bug fixes to my readanysf~ external.
readanysf~ is a
Yeah, an [anysoundfiler] would be super handy.
.hc
On Apr 29, 2009, at 1:24 PM, errordevelo...@gmail.com wrote:
hi
well ..that sounds brilliant -
but why is it dependent on some 'gavl' ??
not something more common, like libaudiofile, for example??
is it buffered?
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at
hi,
is it possible to use it as something like soundfiler that can handle
mp3-files (write the samples to a table not in realtime and not
upsampled)? or is something like that out there?
g.
if it is not out there already, I could probably whip it together rather
soon.
-a.
hi
well ..that sounds brilliant -
but why is it dependent on some 'gavl' ??
not something more common, like libaudiofile, for example??
libaudiofile is not much different from the more common libsndfile.
Both only read uncompressed formats.
gavl is a really brilliant low-level
august wrote:
libaudiofile is not much different from the more common libsndfile.
Both only read uncompressed formats.
Not quite right. libsndfile file reads a number of compressed formats
such as WAV and AIFF files (containing A-law, u-law, GSM 6.10, IMA ADPCM,
MS ADPCM and some G7xx formats)
libaudiofile is not much different from the more common libsndfile.
Both only read uncompressed formats.
Not quite right. libsndfile file reads a number of compressed formats
such as WAV and AIFF files (containing A-law, u-law, GSM 6.10, IMA ADPCM,
MS ADPCM and some G7xx formats) was well
hallo,
I made some major bug fixes to my readanysf~ external.
readanysf~ is a puredata external for reading many file formats from
your hard disk or via network.
please check it out.
http://aug.ment.org/readanysf
-august.
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