• MasettoSlothrop

    I made a nifty little patch for reading HID information from an Xbox controller and spitting it out all organized, and it was working fine about a month ago.

    I finally decided to put it to use and now the HID object causes PD to crash without fail! O no!

    When I open the hid help file (which I built my patch from), I click the green box that turns on the hid reading, and as soon as I click the object that lets me choose which hid (channel?) I'm reading, the whole program goes belly-up.

    Why is this happening now and not before? Hid worked fine before... Is it my system?

    I'm using pdL20rk and ubuntu 16.04

    as always, I appreciate the help.

    updates: vanilla crashed as well and jstest shows the controller is working fine

    also ubuntu generated an error report but I've no idea what it means or what info would be useful to include from it. The most relevant piece seems to be "pd crashed with SIGSEV in hid_poll()"

    for every position on the hradio in the help file patch, when I click it the console reads

    error: [hid] open /dev/input/event0 failed
    error: [hid] can not open device x

    where x is the position of the hradio and the variable attached to the open message

    FIXED?
    for some reason hid was recognizing the controller as device 19, so I made an open message for device 19 and it is polling the controller.

    This still doesn't tell me why it was crashing, which is worrisome.

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  • MasettoSlothrop

    yeah, I looked at that thread but I'm just not grokking it right now.
    I'll crack into it tomorrow.

    I'm really a musician, not a programmer. This stuff is hard, man.

    btw I'm running ubuntu 16.04

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  • MasettoSlothrop

    There has to be some way to make my mouse's middle button functionally similar to pressing the control button when I'm in edit mode so that I can manipulate sliders and such without having to hold the control button.

    I'm sure this has been addressed, but I'd be thankful for some (pointers)

    thanks!

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  • MasettoSlothrop

    Hey all.

    I'm wondering what the best bang.flac is for my buck with a sound card. My minimum is 4 channel, but I'd really like 5, and I'm running Ubuntu Studio 16.04 with L2Ork.

    Anyone have any good recommendations?
    I've the deep misfortune of having a lust for spaciation!

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  • MasettoSlothrop

    • Hi, I had been using Pd-extended for some time and decided to upgrade my computer. I'm now running the new Ubuntu operating system but have no idea how to get all of my old patches up and running again. Can anyone be begged to explain this to me? I have a performance in a week and really need this to work. (!agh!)
      Thank you!

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