23 Mar
2021
23 Mar
'21
2:50 a.m.
Hi list. Been curious about this question for some time but have not had
time to rig a test for it.
If Jack Transport is rolling, at a frame near the end of its 32-bit
unsigned limit,
what happens when it reaches the end?
Does it roll over and continue from zero frame? Or does it stop?
Tim.
23 Mar
23 Mar
11:05 a.m.
On 23/03/21 00:50, Tim E. Real wrote:
Hi list. Been curious about this question for some
time but have not
had time to rig a test for it.
If Jack Transport is rolling, at a frame near the end of its 32-bit
unsigned limit,
what happens when it reaches the end?
Does it roll over and continue from zero frame? Or does it stop?
It overflows the 32bit unsigned integer, continuing from zero.
24 Mar
24 Mar
6:57 a.m.
On 3/23/21 5:05 AM, Filipe Coelho wrote:
On 23/03/21 00:50, Tim E. Real wrote:
Thanks. That makes sense I suppose.
Better to say if someone wants to detect it and stop they can,
than to say they must start it again when they really wanted it to
wrap around
which might cause a glitch. In other words, out of the box it would
suit say,
a day-or-two-long loop security recorder without glitching, I imagine.
Hi list. Been curious about this question for
some time but have not
had time to rig a test for it.
If Jack Transport is rolling, at a frame near the end of its 32-bit
unsigned limit,
what happens when it reaches the end?
Does it roll over and continue from zero frame? Or does it stop?
It overflows the 32bit unsigned integer, continuing from zero.
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