| Kevin Gallagher wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of a version of Csound that runs in DOS and
> supports realtime audio output?
Jffitch tried to do soundblaster support once but it never
worked fully. The code is still there in blaster.c.
Haven't heard of/can't remember any other attempt.
> How do I assign an input window for use with the xyin opcode?
xyin works in winsound (3.48), not the DOS/console version.
You must check the full graphics option and, I think,
use large output buffer. When/if it works, you'll see
the x/y values written to the output window during performance.
(I haven't gotten it to work lately, but my soundcard is
dodgy too, so do try it).
re
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Hey all,
Haven't written lately to the list but am keeping a close eye ;-)
My current "goal" concerning Csound (DirectCsound 2.11) is
to try and work with it as a real-time effect proccessor.
I have the SoundBlaster 64Gold and I know all about the duplex problem.
I am also aware that a good solution is to get another
card (even a simple 16bit SoundBlaster) and use one for input and one
for output.
My questions are to anyone who actually did it (preferebaly lately):
Does it work ??
What about latency ??
It's a sintch for me to get another cheap card, should I ??
Tnx a lot,
Yair
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Hello,
I would like to know if somebody know a good aiff player that run under
linux for x86.
thanks a lot
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Antoine Lefebvre
gamma_orion@iname.com
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> Hello,
> I would like to know if somebody know a good aiff player that run under
> linux for x86.
Here is a really whacky script that I made once. It needs Csound, and 'sndinfo'
which comes with csound.
#Start Script#
rm -f /tmp/*.orc /tmp/*.sco
for each in $@; do
CHANNELS=`sndinfo $each | grep srate | cut -f3 -d" " | cut -c1`
SRATE=`sndinfo $each | grep srate | cut -f2 -d" " | tr -d ','`
if test $CHANNELS = m; then
echo " sr = $SRATE" > /tmp/$$.orc
echo " kr = $SRATE" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " ksmps = 1" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " nchnls = 1" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo "" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " instr 1" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " asig in" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " out asig" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " endin" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo "Playing : Speed $SRATE Hz Mono ..."
fi
if test $CHANNELS = s; then
echo " sr = $SRATE" > /tmp/$$.orc
echo " kr = $SRATE" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " ksmps = 1" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " nchnls = 2" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo "" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " instr 1" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " asigl, asigr ins" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " outs asigl, asigr" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo " endin" >> /tmp/$$.orc
echo "Playing : Speed $SRATE Hz Stereo ..."
fi
echo "i1 0 `sndinfo $each | grep seconds | cut -d' ' -f 7`" > /tmp/$$.sco
csound -W -d -i $each -odac /tmp/$$.orc /tmp/$$.sco >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
rm /tmp/$$.orc /tmp/$$.sco score.srt
done
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Yair Kass wrote:
> My current "goal" concerning Csound (DirectCsound 2.11) is
> to try and work with it as a real-time effect proccessor.
> I have the SoundBlaster 64Gold and I know all about the duplex problem.
> I am also aware that a good solution is to get another
> card (even a simple 16bit SoundBlaster) and use one for input and one
> for output.
> My questions are to anyone who actually did it (preferebaly lately):
>
> Does it work ??
Yes, with soundblaster. (I have a full duplex SB live! that works fine)
> What about latency ??
Unfortunately latency is still present because you have to use old MME drivers for audio
input (about 1/5 of second with my PII 400)
> It's a sintch for me to get another cheap card, should I ??
I suggest SoundBlaster Live! Sound quality is good.
Happy Csounding
--
Gabriel Maldonado
http://www.agora.stm.it/G.Maldonado/home2.htm
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Is the SB Live able to play a quad soundfile?
Richard Dobson
Gabriel Maldonado wrote:
>
> I suggest SoundBlaster Live! Sound quality is good.
>
> Happy Csounding
> --
> Gabriel Maldonado
>
> http://www.agora.stm.it/G.Maldonado/home2.htm
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