• peripheriques

    Hi all,
    I'm trying to get pix_video + internal camera to work on recent OSX 10.8 - 10.9 - 10.10 (PD version 43.4-extended - 32bit)

    I got this error:


    [pix_video]: backend #0='Darwin' : darwin dv iidc analog
    could not make new SG channnel error -9405
    [pix_video]: no valid video backend found
    videoctl: device 1
    could not make new SG channnel error -9405
    videoctl: device 0


    I get no signal, no led, and the messages like [enumarate( or [dialog( give an error in console.
    ( I tried to boot my mac on linux 14.04 and it worked fine)

    PS: I also tried installing an old macam, but no change
    http://webcam-osx.sourceforge.net/

    Any idea ?
    thanx
    -n

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  • peripheriques

    Hi,

    I'm trying to record a timecode + a file-path with spaces using [textfile]

    example:

    22450 /Users/Nico/my great directrory float float symbol float symbol float

    When I [unpack] before [textfile] I get what I need:

    f= 22450 s= /Users/Nico/my great directrory etc...

    But when I [unpack] after replaying the file.txt using [msgfile] I can't figure out how to get the same, right now I get this:

    f= 22450 s= /Users/Nico/my s= great s= directory etc...

    any idea ?

    cheers,
    Nicolas

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  • peripheriques

    Hi, hope someone can help.

    Using [msgfile], I'm trying to find a country name in a textfile,
    and I wish to receive a number stored next to it (or even the line number could help).

    => 13 India; 14 Brazil; 15 Mexico; ...

    I'm presently using [msgfile] + [find $1( but it doesn't seems to work for this purpose.

    Should it be done with an other object ?
    I'm sure it's pretty simple, but couldn't figure out the right trick. Can anyone help?

    ________________________
    Ubuntu 12.10 using pd 0.43.4

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  • peripheriques

    Thanx sebfumaster!

    I finally managed to do it:

    The workaround was to encode everything before writing to TXT using a random unused character: §

    ENCODING for every symbol before packing=
    | |
    [s2l] [s2l]
    [l2s §] [l2s §]
    | |
    [pack s s ... ... ... ... ]
    [msgfile]

    DECODING for every symbol after unpacking =
    |
    [msgfile]
    [unpack s s ... ... ... ... ]
    | |
    [s2l §] [s2l §]
    [l2s] [l2s]
    | |

    hope it can be useful for someone someday :)

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