Peter Maersk-Moller

For audio, you can copy the ini file $SNOWMIX/ini/audio and edit it to suit your requirements. Note there is a guide to audio on the website under guides. Don't forget to have the dummy audio sink 0 and to start it to start the mixer it is sourced from. Explained in the audio guide. For how to send audio into Snowmix and extracting audio, see the script scripts/input2feed and scripts/output2screen. If you have problems, just ask here and please post your ini files and scripts so I can replicate whatever...

For audio, you can copy the ini file $SNOWMIX/ini/audio and edit it to suit your requirements. Note there is a guide to audio on the website under guides. Don't forget to have the dummy audio sink 0 and to start it to start the mixer it is sourced from. Explained in the audio guide. For how to send audio into Snowmix and extracting audio, see the script scripts/input2feed and scripts/output2screen. If you have problems, just ask here and please post your ini files and scripts so I can replicate whatever...

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Hi Rob. Two empty messages. Not sure what it is. Regards Peter MM

Hi Rob. I'll have a look at it and come back. Regards Peter MM

Hi Rob. When posting anonymously, I have to manually approve the posting before it is shown in discussion, which may take time if I am busy. Furthermore you don't get notification when I answer. That said posting anonymously is allowed :-) Next thing. The ini file posted does not end on a newline or carriage-return,newline or just a newline so the last line is not executed (image place command). I assume it is the editor you are using that is the cause. I cannot recommend Windows Notepad, if that...

Many ways to do it. If you want to execute a single TCL command you will use this: tcl eval rest_of_line_is_some_tcl_command If you want to execute a macro containing several TCL commands including defining functions etc. you use this command: tcl exec some_macro_name_usually_ending_with_dot_tcl If you want to in Snowmix want to execute a Snowmix command from within Snowmixs TCL interpreter, you can use this command. tcl eval snowmix parse some_snowmix_command tcl eval snowmix parses some_snowmix_command...

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