Hi all,
I have a Processing program that talks via a network socket to veejay, a vjing software.
I noticed a strange behavior with Client.available().

The idea is that my method timeouts if the bytes are not received within 200ms.
While my dev computer (an i686 running linux) behaves correctly, the two other computers (two x86_64 running linux, ubuntu or archlinux) show me mesages like:

1. timed out while waiting for bytes (1008/8)

8 being the number of bytes I'd want to receive, and 1008 being the result of Client.available().

1. public byte[] read_control(int numtoread) {
2.          // vims_control is a Client bound to 127.0.0.1:3490
   
3.          byte answer[] = new byte[numtoread];
4.          int timeout = parent.millis() + 200;
5.          while(vims_control.available() < numtoread) {
6.                  if(parent.millis() > timeout) {
7.                      parent.println("timed out while waiting for bytes ("
8.                                          + vims_control.available() + "/"
9.                                          + numtoread + ")");
10.                      break;
11.                    }
12.          };
13.          vims_control.readBytes(answer);
14.          return answer;    
    
15. }

Hi all,
I'm using Processing on Linux, and I have to use Jack (that works) because I mix sound from multiple software (one being processing, the other being veejay).
Wether  it's with Alsa or Jack, Minim shows no controller for audio outputs because of a limitation of the java sound api on Linux.

What I want to do is crossfade two audio files, like I fade out file1 while fading in file2. It works on Mac (with cracks, but it works).

So my question is, how can I control the volume of a sample in software ? Like the equivalent of pure-data's [*~] ?

Thanks,
Charles

Hi,

Hi all,