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afli...@gmail.com  
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 More options Jun 13, 5:39 am
From: afli...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:39:20 -0700
Local: Fri, Jun 13 2008 5:39 am
Subject: loading large files
hello,

i'm trying to load some large files into baudline
(16-bit/stereo/48000hz/1 hour long), but i can't seem to load in the
entire length. i've set the max capture time as high as i can get it
(23m18s), but that stops increasing when the buffer size exceeds
224MB. (overlap at 100%)

file too big for 100% overlap case, truncating s=67106816
error, load_padding = -6281216 < 0, ss=2048 pl=29700 ws=67106816

max capture time
This is the maximum amount of time in hours, minutes, seconds
(HH:MM:SS) that the circular wrap around buffer can hold, without
wrapping and rewriting the data first recorded.  Many things affect
this value: the overlap percentage, the amount of buffer space, the
number of channels, the color bit depth of the graphics plane, ...

what can i do to load the entire files in? i've got 1280MB of system
memory and 64MB of video card memory.


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 More options Jun 13, 3:26 pm
From: "Sig Blip" <sigbl...@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 12:26:21 -0700
Local: Fri, Jun 13 2008 3:26 pm
Subject: Re: [baudline] loading large files
Yes, this sort of large file loading is a current limitation.

As a work-around try doubling the FFT transform size which will double
the maximum file load size.  Doubling the FFT size will double the max
file size all the way up to 2 Gsamples (12 hours at a 48000 sample
rate) if you have enough memory.

Note that you can use the "Hz scaling" feature to zoom out and reduce
the visual size of the Spectrogram, Spectrum, and Average windows when
the FFT's are wider than your screen.  That way the visual width of a
8192 point FFT can be the same as a 2048 point FFT.


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