Just wondering if that got fixed yet too, can we use jack and alsa now 
for csound5 with the api? My last try I was only able to get portaudio 
working which was slow.

Thanks
Iain


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After a fresh checkout, I still get an error with Csound not being able 
to deal with -+ flags in the csd file for the fl_controller example. 
Just wondering if anyone's working on this. I'd like to make some more 
api example files but they aren't much use to me if I can't use alsa or 
jack for the real time audio output.

Thanks
Iain

Iain Duncan wrote:
> Just wondering if that got fixed yet too, can we use jack and alsa now 
> for csound5 with the api? My last try I was only able to get portaudio 
> working which was slow.
> 
> Thanks
> Iain
> 
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Yes, it's in the CsOptions part of the csd file. I haven't tried using a 
.csoundrc file yet. What should that look like, just a plain file with 
all the options on one line? I'll try that out.

Thanks
Iain

Steven Yi wrote:
> Hi Iain,
> 
> Just to clarify, are you putting the -+ flag in CsOptions?  I have
> mine in my $HOME/.csoundrc file and that seems to me the best place
> for it as it's a very platform dependent option.
> 
> steven
> 
> On 6/25/05, Iain Duncan  wrote:
> 
>>After a fresh checkout, I still get an error with Csound not being able
>>to deal with -+ flags in the csd file for the fl_controller example.
>>Just wondering if anyone's working on this. I'd like to make some more
>>api example files but they aren't much use to me if I can't use alsa or
>>jack for the real time audio output.
>>
>>Thanks
>>Iain
>>
>>Iain Duncan wrote:
>>
>>>Just wondering if that got fixed yet too, can we use jack and alsa now
>>>for csound5 with the api? My last try I was only able to get portaudio
>>>working which was slow.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>Iain
>>>
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Steven Yi wrote:

> I've attached the one I use.  It lies in /root/.csoundrc (I usually
> run csound and blue as root).

Note that ALSA does not support device selection with numbers like -o dac1,
the number will be ignored and the default device used instead. You need to
specify a device name, for example -o dac:hw:1.


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