I'm using Windows XP and just installed 5.12. It's been a while since
I used CSound, so I don't know what version I was using a while back
(maybe about a year). Anyway, I'm getting pops through the speakers
when csound starts and stops. I created an orc/sco that played no
sound at all, and the pops were still there. They are not huge, but
annoying. A "pop" is not the way you want to end a composition. I
don't think I had this problem several versions ago. I'm using an
external soundcard (the Bithead from Headroom.com), which is a basic
USB DAC. Can someone point me to parameters or things that might
improve this?
Thanks.


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With the internal soundcard on my laptop, I sometimes have pops when
starting and stopping playback in a normal wave editor (soundforge).
I guess this might be related to the soundcard/driver handling of
buffers, maybe you could try with another sound card to see if the
problem still is there then.
I think this is not Csound related, but soundcard/driver related.
Oeyvind

2010/9/10 Johann Bach :
> I'm using Windows XP and just installed 5.12. It's been a while since
> I used CSound, so I don't know what version I was using a while back
> (maybe about a year). Anyway, I'm getting pops through the speakers
> when csound starts and stops. I created an orc/sco that played no
> sound at all, and the pops were still there. They are not huge, but
> annoying. A "pop" is not the way you want to end a composition. I
> don't think I had this problem several versions ago. I'm using an
> external soundcard (the Bithead from Headroom.com), which is a basic
> USB DAC. Can someone point me to parameters or things that might
> improve this?
> Thanks.
>
>
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Perhaps it is PortAudio related. Try with the Windows multimedia
driver instead of the PortAudio driver, also.

Hope this helps,
Mike

On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Oeyvind Brandtsegg
 wrote:
> With the internal soundcard on my laptop, I sometimes have pops when
> starting and stopping playback in a normal wave editor (soundforge).
> I guess this might be related to the soundcard/driver handling of
> buffers, maybe you could try with another sound card to see if the
> problem still is there then.
> I think this is not Csound related, but soundcard/driver related.
> Oeyvind
>
> 2010/9/10 Johann Bach :
>> I'm using Windows XP and just installed 5.12. It's been a while since
>> I used CSound, so I don't know what version I was using a while back
>> (maybe about a year). Anyway, I'm getting pops through the speakers
>> when csound starts and stops. I created an orc/sco that played no
>> sound at all, and the pops were still there. They are not huge, but
>> annoying. A "pop" is not the way you want to end a composition. I
>> don't think I had this problem several versions ago. I'm using an
>> external soundcard (the Bithead from Headroom.com), which is a basic
>> USB DAC. Can someone point me to parameters or things that might
>> improve this?
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
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>> Discussions of bugs and features can be posted here
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>>
>>
>
>
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