From: Ben P. <be...@ro...> - 2004-12-29 05:57:48
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Hey, whoa now http://wolever.no-ip.com/~bennyp/sweep.jpg That is sweep running on Mac OS X, but it isn't making any sound... the output from ./configure in the terminal window will explain why. I have jack installed, and will try harder, but as of right now (12:57 am) it's late and I'm stumped ----------------------------------------------- End religious persecution in China! Join Friends of Falun Gong www.FoFG.org |
From: Andre P. <oz...@al...> - 2004-12-29 13:52:21
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On 29/12/2004, at 4:57 PM, Ben Powers wrote: > Hey, whoa now > http://wolever.no-ip.com/~bennyp/sweep.jpg > > That is sweep running on Mac OS X, but it isn't making any sound... > the output from ./configure in the terminal window will explain why. There was a patch posted to this list a while ago which added JACK supported to Sweep, so if you have the Mac OS X Jack toolkit installed, you can try using that. (I haven't tried it myself). I also wrote an SDL driver for Sweep yonks ago, but that code's currently in an uncompilable state, and it would be easier to just write a CoreAudio driver from scratch rather than try to re-use that code. Daniel Mack's CoreAudio driver for libxine would be a very good starting point ... -- % Andre Pang : trust.in.love.to.save |