Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hey Rolf, Ok correct me if I'm reading this wrong but... when talking about a projector what are we talking about? is it an 8mm or super-8 reel projector? OR is it a modern projector that has inputs for video and audio? cause in case of the modern projector... then what you can use (in case video

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Jean-Yves F. Barbier ha scritto: > The regular way to do it is to have the projector correctly adjusted to its > nominal speed(s) by regularly sending it to a specialist. > However, it is very easy to get a square signal from the projector, integrate > it, and make an sound lock loop (through a PLL

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Rolf-Werner Eilert a écrit : > Hi Jean-Yves, > > you're right: > >> ... >>> At this time, as far as my own needs are concerned, it would be ok if it >>> had a "set to zero position" button and "start". The tricky thing would >>> be following the signals from the projector and keeping the soundt

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hi Jean-Yves, you're right: > ... >> At this time, as far as my own needs are concerned, it would be ok if it >> had a "set to zero position" button and "start". The tricky thing would >> be following the signals from the projector and keeping the soundtrack >> synchronised to them. If there w

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Rolf-Werner Eilert a écrit : ... > At this time, as far as my own needs are concerned, it would be ok if it > had a "set to zero position" button and "start". The tricky thing would > be following the signals from the projector and keeping the soundtrack > synchronised to them. If there was a pl

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

> > Maybe this is the solution: Preparing the soundtrack with all the > elegant apps of the early 21st century, and then playback it with a > simple machine that doesn't know problems caused by any OS but has > direct access to the soundcard :-) Wheres the fun in that? :) -- joshua higgins

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Very interesting ideas, Dimitris, > you can only get position control in the music object. The only thing you For the beginning, this might be ok. If it is possible to set the position during playback. > current > state of the gb.sdl.sound library there's no way to change the playback > speed >

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hey Rolf, It doesn't sound strange. I'm learning Gambas as I go along too :) >From what I can gather from Gambasdoc (which is my usual reference point) you can only get position control in the music object. The only thing you can get in the channel object is just a Play method. Unfortunately in t

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hi Dimitris, It may sound strange, but I simply didn't know that the name sdl refers to a library with the same name... Browsing the source for gb.sdl and gb.sdl.sound, I found SDL and read the documentation they provide on their site. Do you know if it is possible to slightly change playback

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Rolf, It should have been this case yes. If you use ubuntu or Debian perhaps try to re-create your application's executable, re-produce your deb packages and logically the dependency should be included in the final product... check out the resulting deb file with gdebi at first (it will tell you

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Rob schrieb: > On Friday 14 August 2009 08:15 am, Joshua Higgins wrote: >> I'm sure there is an example project that handles playing wav files... > > I'm pretty sure I or someone else posted a simple WAV player example to the > list shortly after the gb.sdl component was released (I know I wrote

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hello Dimitris, Thanks for your tips! However, my problem is that when compiling my Gambas, it didn't include gb.sdl at all for some reason. I'd have to find out why before being able to proceed. On the other hand, this is true for my business machine in the office. My Laptop could have it, I'

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hey Rolf, This is what I got from the gambasdoc website for the gb.sdl.sound section -- NEW Sound (gb.sdl.sound) *Syntax* DIM hSound AS Sound hSound = NEW Sound

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Rob schrieb: > On Friday 14 August 2009 08:15 am, Joshua Higgins wrote: >> I'm sure there is an example project that handles playing wav files... > > I'm pretty sure I or someone else posted a simple WAV player example to the > list shortly after the gb.sdl component was released (I know I wrote

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Joshua Higgins schrieb: > I'm sure there is an example project that handles playing wav files... > Oh yes, you're right! Here in the office, I don't have the necessary library installed (why could that be?), but on my Laptop it might run. I'll check it later... Rolf -

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

On Friday 14 August 2009 08:15 am, Joshua Higgins wrote: > I'm sure there is an example project that handles playing wav files... I'm pretty sure I or someone else posted a simple WAV player example to the list shortly after the gb.sdl component was released (I know I wrote one but someone might

Re: [Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

I'm sure there is an example project that handles playing wav files... 2009/8/14 Rolf-Werner Eilert > Hi everyone, > > Just one question, is it possible to write an application with Gambas > that manages soundtracks (WAV-files or thelike)? Is there a component > which could be used to play (and

[Gambas-user] Managing soundtracks, WAVs

Hi everyone, Just one question, is it possible to write an application with Gambas that manages soundtracks (WAV-files or thelike)? Is there a component which could be used to play (and maybe even record) WAVs? Thanks for all your ideas... Rolf