[Stk] RtAudio and Digidesign

[Gary Scavone]

Hi Eduard,

RtAudio should see it if the device is properly working on your OS-X 
system.  I'd check in the Sound Preferences Panel (in System 
Preferences) to see if the device is available there.  If not, then 
your driver is probably not installed correctly.  If you do see it 
there, add the __RTAUDIO_DEBUG__ preprocessor definition to your 
compile statement below and see if there are some warning/error 
messages about it.

--gary

On Tuesday, October 12, 2004, at 02:03  PM, dimoni@dimoni.demon.nl 
wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> is it possible to use a firewire sound device such as digi002r from 
> digidesign and RtAudio?
>
> I have run the probe.cpp from the tutorial to check out what devices 
> RtAudio would recognise, but it didn't show the digi002R (8 inputs, 8 
> outputs).
>
> I have digidesign CoreAudio Driver 6.5.2 installed in my machine and I 
> compile as follows:
>
> g++ -Wall -D__MACOSX_CORE__ -o digi002r test.cpp -lpthread -lstk 
> -framework CoreAudio -framework CoreMidi -framework CoreFoundation 
> -framework DigiMachOServices -framework DigidesignFWDriver
>
> The output I get is the following:
>
> device = 1
> : maximum output channels = 8        <- ESI sound Card
> : maximum input channels = 2
> device = 2
> : maximum output channels = 2       <- Built in Audio
> : maximum input channels = 2
> device = 3
> : maximum output channels = 2       <- AudioMedia III soundcard
> : maximum input channels = 4
>
> There is a 4th device missing with 8 inputs and 8 ouputs. That is, the 
> digi002R.
>
> Is there anything I could do, so RtAudio would find the 4th device?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Eduard
>
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