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3 years ago
Hello All
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 with Sun java and I've installed processing 1.2.1 at /home/keith/opt/processing-1.2.1 and I can run sketches.
I can get audio output from the MINIM example at http://code.compartmental.net/tools/minim/manual-audiosignal/
so I know the Sun java on this machine has some Java audio components.
Processing has created a sketchbook directory at /home/keith/sketchbook
I've created a folder called 'libraries' under that and I have downloaded the SoundCipher library and I have unpacked it into the libraries folder so the path to SoundCipher.jar is
/home/keith/sketchbook/libraries/soundcipher/library/SoundCipher.jar
I've restarted processing and then I have run the example for BingRepeated and I get the dreaded 'the package arb.* does not exist, you might be missing a library' error message.
The windows version of the procedure all works fine under Windows XP.
Is there something else I have to do to get a library recognised on Ubuntu?
I've read http://forum.processing.org/#topic/25080000000011147 a lot of times!
Thanks
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 with Sun java and I've installed processing 1.2.1 at /home/keith/opt/processing-1.2.1 and I can run sketches.
I can get audio output from the MINIM example at http://code.compartmental.net/tools/minim/manual-audiosignal/
so I know the Sun java on this machine has some Java audio components.
Processing has created a sketchbook directory at /home/keith/sketchbook
I've created a folder called 'libraries' under that and I have downloaded the SoundCipher library and I have unpacked it into the libraries folder so the path to SoundCipher.jar is
/home/keith/sketchbook/libraries/soundcipher/library/SoundCipher.jar
I've restarted processing and then I have run the example for BingRepeated and I get the dreaded 'the package arb.* does not exist, you might be missing a library' error message.
The windows version of the procedure all works fine under Windows XP.
Is there something else I have to do to get a library recognised on Ubuntu?
I've read http://forum.processing.org/#topic/25080000000011147 a lot of times!
Thanks
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