| Hiho, not from the list, it seems? SC started its life on OSX, hence most people and most devs are on OSX, Linux support has been added and is maintained, pretty much from community support (I guess the fact that Linux people are used to open source, and report verbose, and if possible with patches, when they encounter problems has helped this a lot, I think). On Windows, we seem to get mostly users, not potential developers... which is unfortunate, but not really something we can do a lot about... Open source is a do-ocracy after all. Marije > I'm not sure if that isn't a bit harsh. As I understand; a lot of people on > here develop and work on the Windows platform. I'm greatful for the work > that's been done. I did get a reply in the end from Juan Gabriel Alzate > Romero and yourself, so thanks to you guys. Asio4All's a bit fiddly, but my > only solution for now. > > I must say though. I don't like the layout of the forum and I keep getting > errors and emails saying my message wasn't submitted, when I did appear to > get replys. Very strange. > > I did try s.latency = ..., which appeared to action a localhost post window > response, but do little to the actual popping I'm getting. Hmm . . > > yj777 wrote: > > Dude, no one in this forum is going to reply to you, because, > > unfortunately, no one gives a shit.. unless you are running a mac or you > > ask a high level question. > > > > I have been asking for help for several weeks now, and no one's had the > > decency to reply. > > > > Anyway, the problems you are having are most likely related to the buffer > > allocated for the drivers in your interface. This is not adjustable from > > Supercollider. > > To fix this, just allocate more memory to the buffer by going into the > > interface of your driver and double the buffer and give it a shot. > > > > block wrote: > >> Hi, > >> > >> I've just whipped off Vista and installed XP on my laptop - however am > >> getting some glitches. I think it's due to the latency setting . . Is it > >> adjustable from with Supercollider? > >> > >> Many thanks, > >> > >> > >> Andy |