hey guys, ciao daniele,
could you call that "crazy metronome" ? :)
should really be the feedback Bruce is talking about.. but what's
strange that on onyx start the audio module is disable. I try to
explain:
you should a window called LINEIN; in that you can see HOST, PORT that
are for future use (not well tested now, but would allow to acquire an
audio streaming from an external server/source/internet, also from VLC
if it's the case)
then you have SOURCE that should state LINE IN and ENABLE that should
be on FALSE by default.... that means that if you want to use audio
you have to click on that and put on TRUE... so on onyx startup you
shouldn't really hear nothing... could you confirm that?
now I try to explain the "clicking metronome" problem: basically we
can have two scenarios
1: music played on local PC (not necessary inside onyx, but also via
winamp on the same onyx machine for instance)
2: line in/mic audio feed
for each of them we can also have different operating system, let's
say winXP and win7
theory: the onyx's audio module rely on latest AS3 capabilities of
performing sound spectrum analysis (aka FFT) on sound objects; shortly
that means that flash/AS3 has to "play" the sound to perform analysis
on it.
in the first scenario I actually take the soundcard output (that's the
only way I see right now) selecting StereoMix (or whatever is called)
in the recording panel of sound card and (this is to me like a loop
back), I attach it to a sound object and play it in AS3 to allow for
FFT ... but this as you can see really play the sound twice one of
which is distorted (clickityclickityclikity sound)
in the second case I select Mic or Line in in the recording panel so
no loop here and no clicking sound :)
as Bruce pointed out win 7 users can control individual apps output
volume... so setting onyx volume to 0 solve the problem... cause what
is played in onyx don't loop :)
hope to hear news from you :)
cheers and happy visuals
ste/cotta/cookd
> 2010/11/9 batchass <
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>
>
> > What kind of sound is it?
> > is it some kind of feedback ?
> > Stefano added sound analysis in Onyx-VJ, which analyzes the input of
> > the soundcard
> > On windows 7, in the sound mixer, you can put Onyx-VJ sound output to
> > 0, so that the feedback does not happen.
>
> > Let me know if it's ok like that
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