[Stk] audio glitches, drivers and being a beginner
forwinder
forward at forwind.net
Tue Mar 29 04:43:25 PST 2005
Hi all,
I'm very new to STK but have managed to run the demo's app...
However I find the audio when playing back glitches period...
output from the score audible (quality is good but the gli...
Too many errors encountered; the rest of the message is ignored:
pretty annoying). Is this due to the audio drivers? I have an echo
Layla
24 soundcard as the default windows audio device. Should I then use
Asio or Direct Sound inorder to run the Layla properly?
I must say the fact that realtime scores were readily audible on the
layla through msdev.net immediately was very promising. . I want to
get into doing some audio dev and this looks perfect. I know this
sounds like a total novice question but where do i query the OS as to
how many audio drivers i have installed. I recently wiped the machine
so i don't know where to check in the registry. the control panel
"sound audio devices" section only displays options for the Layla and
the onboard intel sound driver. I don't even think i have installed
the default driver for the sound card that came on the laptop. would
any of these make a difference my setup?
I find that when i set the identifiers for asio instead of default
direct sound and include the asio src i get compile errors like:
e:\forwind_dev\stk-4.2.0\include\Thread.h(62): error C2061: syntax
error
: identifier 'THREAD_FUNCTION'
e:\forwind_dev\stk-4.2.0\src\Socket.cpp(61): error C2065: 'IPPROTO_TCP'
: undeclared identifier
e:\forwind_dev\stk-4.2.0\src\Socket.cpp(68): error C2065: 'TCP_NODELAY'
: undeclared identifier
and so on...
alot macros undefined, where should i find these?
When i try and compile in debug with the asio identifier and source
included i get these type of compile errors
demo error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall
AsioDrivers::AsioDrivers(void)" (??0AsioDrivers@@QAE at XZ) referenced in
function _$E1 demo error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public:
__thiscall AsioDrivers::~AsioDrivers(void)" (??1AsioDrivers@@QAE at XZ)
referenced in function _$E2
etc..
any ideas of where i should i start to address the gliching ....
cheers,
Conor
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