Hi all,

For a reason, i can't save to disk (i mean : convert in .wav format) any
.csd file, either using Csound5gui, nor Blue, nor directly at the command
line. It's not a cpio problem, i get really a file callled xxx.wav, but
empty. For the moment, i don't found any thread about similar issue...

Best regards,

Sergio
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Can you post your csd file so we can take a look. What options are you 
passing to Csound from the command line or in the CsOptions section of 
the csd?

Rory.


cochedelaferte wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> For a reason, i can't save to disk (i mean : convert in .wav format) any
> .csd file, either using Csound5gui, nor Blue, nor directly at the command
> line. It's not a cpio problem, i get really a file callled xxx.wav, but
> empty. For the moment, i don't found any thread about similar issue...
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Sergio

Hi Rony,

Thank's !

First i use any example file, eg xanadu.csd or am.csd, which works fine as
playback. To obtain a wav file, just i need to type :

$ csound -W xanadu.csd

or

$ csound -o xanadu.wav xanadu.csd

right ?

And i get really a xanadu.wav file, but empty.


On the GUI, i disable the rtaudio option and specifie the format (WAV) and
the name and absolute path of the file i want create. Some issue, an empty
file.

Or i missed something at the build in the INOUT directory, during my
transposition from Linux to Solaris ? I looked, but found nothing for the
moment. What strange is, is that i heard perfectly the files at the
playback, that mean they are still transmitted as wav files from Csound to
Portaudio and from Portaudio to my OSS.

Best regards,

Sergio 




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Andres Cabrera wrote:
> 
> You actually need to do both, like this:
> 
> csound -W -o xanadu.wav xanadu.csd
> 

Hi Andrea,

Yes, i tried also that, but unfortunately same result, an empty file.

Cheers,

Sergio
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