Glenn Newell

Well for those that come after... I believe this occurs because the resampler sees the buffer edges as discontinuities in the audio data. E.g. the first sample in the buffer is seen as having an infinite rise time from the "previous" sample, which causes and overshoot and high frequency ringing in the upsampled audio. So, I fixed the problem by making the buffer 100 samples larger than needed, and filling the first 50 buffer locations with a copy of the first sample, and the last 50 locations with...

I'm getting a little "glitch" or "pop" at the start of each buffer when upsampling and streaming, using code similar to example 2. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DhNIO6c50qhG-cEYvRGFjrpojy9iJsx3/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/12GyS9hpyTjeTK5wmc9x7drNds4avFSTH/view?usp=sharing How can I avoid this? void sox_upsample(float * input_sample_buff, float * upsample_buff,sf_count_t insize) { size_t ilen = (size_t)(insize / 2); // insize is the interleaved stereo count of samples read...

OK, I can live with that. Thanks On Fri, Aug 16, 2019 at 3:05 PM gzotti gzotti@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Sorry, this is not possible currently, and I would not want to split grids and their respective label color. There are too many colors already. Please just select another brighter color. Font color, vs. line color, for Sky marking grids https://sourceforge.net/p/stellarium/discussion/278769/thread/8b123173b1/?limit=25#6800 Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/stellarium/discussion/278769/...

I like the default blue color for the Equatorial grid (J2000) but really have to strain to read the fonts marking the lines. Of course I can change the grid color, but I'm wondering about the ability to have the fonts be a different color than the grid lines? I took a quick look in the config.ini but nothing jumped out. If not already there can this be a FR? Thanks

In the astrocalc tool, could we please have: a way to show the angle between the selected target and the moon, maybe in a graph similar to the altitude vs. time graph. The existing Penomena table won't let you select seperation larget greater than 10 degrees. What I'm after here is show me objects > 40 degrees (as an expample) away from the moon. Also in the WUT, in addition to magnitude, I would like to select min max angular size of objects, just like you added at my suggestion in the DSO lables...

How would I go about ensureing that any DSS data, used by a script, was saved locally so that the script would run properly when no internet was available? Is it automatic/kept forever?

I'm having trouble finding any examples or doc on how to respond to user events in scripts. Very simply, I'd like to replace wait statements with a key press to advance the script, like a slide show.

OK Thanks. In my case it is because I am running stellarium on a telescope mounted computer and viewer remotley. I would like to reduce the frame rate to reduce the load on the cpu and the bandwidth needed for remote viewing. I think more and more people are going to these telescope mounted computers for astrophotography, and a lot of them have wimpy processors. I've also needed to do this on old used laptops my local club has, to have CPU cycles left over for thinfs like plate solving and imagedownload...