The Record button seems not to be working in 0.8.0 for Windows 7. Possibly
relevant facts:

1) When I click on the red Record button, it doesn't 'pop down'. The Run
button becomes active instead.

2) No output audio file is created during the run.

3) Yes, I have specified an output file and directory under Output Filename
in the Run tab.

4) I know the instrument is producing live audio to the real-time output,
because I can hear what's coming through outs.

5) I don't want to use Render, because I'm attempting to use Csound to
record external audio, so I have to have a real-time recording operation.
(And yes, the external audio is arriving fine via inch.)

Am I doing something wrong?



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I did not test the record button. But I am sure that you can record a soundfile using the fout opcode even if the record button doesn't work. This will work at the same time as realtime audio.

Regards,
Mike

hi jim -

just to note that the file name is *not* the one you specify as output 
filename in the run tab. the files have the same name, and are in the 
same directory as your .csd file is.

but i can confirm your report for linux as well. something seems to be 
wrong: there is no audio at all in the file which is generated by the 
Record facility.

best -

	joachim


Am 04.12.2013 01:21, schrieb Jim Aikin:
> The Record button seems not to be working in 0.8.0 for Windows 7. Possibly
> relevant facts:
>
> 1) When I click on the red Record button, it doesn't 'pop down'. The Run
> button becomes active instead.
>
> 2) No output audio file is created during the run.
>
> 3) Yes, I have specified an output file and directory under Output Filename
> in the Run tab.
>
> 4) I know the instrument is producing live audio to the real-time output,
> because I can hear what's coming through outs.
>
> 5) I don't want to use Render, because I'm attempting to use Csound to
> record external audio, so I have to have a real-time recording operation.
> (And yes, the external audio is arriving fine via inch.)
>
> Am I doing something wrong?
>
>
>
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sorry, no, the Record works here. i only had "Disable recording and 
scopes" checked (Configure > General).

it works in both ways: when i press the Record button at start, it 
starts the performance and records it; when i start the performance 
first, i can record parts of it by pressing the record button later.

best -

	joachim


Am 04.12.2013 10:31, schrieb joachim heintz:
> hi jim -
>
> just to note that the file name is *not* the one you specify as output
> filename in the run tab. the files have the same name, and are in the
> same directory as your .csd file is.
>
> but i can confirm your report for linux as well. something seems to be
> wrong: there is no audio at all in the file which is generated by the
> Record facility.
>
> best -
>
>      joachim
>
>
> Am 04.12.2013 01:21, schrieb Jim Aikin:
>> The Record button seems not to be working in 0.8.0 for Windows 7.
>> Possibly
>> relevant facts:
>>
>> 1) When I click on the red Record button, it doesn't 'pop down'. The Run
>> button becomes active instead.
>>
>> 2) No output audio file is created during the run.
>>
>> 3) Yes, I have specified an output file and directory under Output
>> Filename
>> in the Run tab.
>>
>> 4) I know the instrument is producing live audio to the real-time output,
>> because I can hear what's coming through outs.
>>
>> 5) I don't want to use Render, because I'm attempting to use Csound to
>> record external audio, so I have to have a real-time recording operation.
>> (And yes, the external audio is arriving fine via inch.)
>>
>> Am I doing something wrong?
>>
>>
>>
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>> http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/CsoundQt-Record-Button-Windows-tp5730531.html
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> just to note that the file name is *not* the one you specify as output
> filename in the run tab. the files have the same name, and are in the
> same directory as your .csd file is. 

Aha! They were indeed in that directory. Since I never record audio to the
directory that has the .csd files, it never occurred to me to look there.
Thanks!

--JA



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> I am sure that you can record a soundfile using the fout opcode even if the
> record button doesn't work. This will work at the same time as realtime
> audio. 

I did manage to get fout working, eventually. Its output was glitching until
I added the --realtime flag. Thanks for the suggestion.



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