On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 11:40:38PM -1000, david wrote: Maybe combine it with this for some fun live performance potential: http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/245 And it has multi-touch. I wonder if anyone's ported his stuff to Linux (it is open source IIRC). A US$50 wiimote is much cheaper than a DV camera, and PsychoSynth's system requirements and build dependencies seem easier than Reactable's. -ken

Installed the debian Sid package. Ge with jack running: -$ psynth3d [/xmlconf] ERROR: Could not open config file for reading: /home/david/.psychosynth/psychosynth.xml [/gui] INFO: Loading settings. [/xmlconf] ERROR: Could not open config file for reading: /home/david/.psychosynth/psynth3d.xml [/gui] INFO: Initializing Ogre. [/gui] INFO: Initializing OIS. [/gui] INFO: Initializing synthesizer. sample_rate 44100 block_size 256 num_channels 2 ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:996:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave [/alsa] WARNING: Could not open device. (Device or resource busy) [/alsa] WARNING: Thread already started or subsystem not initialized. [/gui] INFO: Initializing networking. [/gui] INFO: Initializing scene. [/gui] INFO: Initializing CEGUI. terminate called after throwing an instance of 'CEGUI::GenericException' Aborted WIthout jack running: ~$ psynth3d [/xmlconf] ERROR: Could not open config file for reading: /home/david/.psychosynth/psychosynth.xml [/gui] INFO: Loading settings. [/xmlconf] ERROR: Could not open config file for reading: /home/david/.psychosynth/psynth3d.xml [/gui] INFO: Initializing Ogre. [/gui] INFO: Initializing OIS. [/gui] INFO: Initializing synthesizer. sample_rate 44100 block_size 256 num_channels 2 [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/gui] INFO: Initializing networking. [/gui] INFO: Initializing scene. [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/gui] INFO: Initializing CEGUI. [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) [/alsa] WARNING: Could not write to device. (Broken pipe) terminate called after throwing an instance of 'CEGUI::GenericException' Aborted

luigi curzi wrote: hallo, are u in the situation to upload the svn source somewhere, since my machine doesn't support ssl and i can not check out! cheers, doc

David Baron wrote: i had this too, but repaired with installing some other libs and reconfiguring. what is the output at the end of configure? cheers, doc

David Baron wrote: david, would you please like to upload the svn version of the synth? a good place could be: http://rapidshare.com/ it is easy and fast. i really would like to try if the svn is building here, since i cannot get the release to build. psychosynth, as well as aqualung i can not check out because 'ssl is not supported here' - and i do not know how to make it supported. cheers, doc

mik wrote: mik, very much thanks for taking your time!! ..unfortunatelly with the svn version make is braking in exactly the same way here: /usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib: No such file: File format not recognized collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make[2]: *** [psynth3d] Fehler 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/nowhiskey/software/nove/psychosynth/csl2-psynth/src' make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Fehler 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/nowhiskey/software/nove/psychosynth/csl2-psynth' make: *** [all] Fehler 2 nowhiskey@murija2:~/software/nove/psychosynth/csl2-psynth$ cheers, doc

David Baron wrote: ok, that is easy! but this part i do not understand - could you describe it little more, please? cheers, doc

On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 17:08 +0300, David Baron wrote: I had to use: ./configure LIBLO_CFLAGS=-I/usr/include LIBLO_LIBS="-L/usr/lib -llo" to get the CLI, and: apt-get install libceguiogre14 libceguiogre14-dev to get the GUI. Jamie -- www.postlude.co.uk

On Friday 18 April 2008 12:56, Dave Phillips wrote: Hi Dave. I got make throwing in the towel at the exact same place as you, with the same errors. This is on Debian Etch. Soundtouch was already installed via apt-get (no doubt due to some other app I have installed that had it as a dep). Libs for OGRE, and CEGUI were available from Debian repos, so I installed them. OIS I installed from the tarball, as it wasn't available from the repos. The first run of ./configure complained about missing OSC support, so I set CFLAGS, and LIBS for libtool, as suggested on an earlier post. Then ./configure complained about OGRE, so I added CFLAGS, and LIBS for OGRE, then ./configure complained about CEGUI. You can see where this is going can't you. Lastly ./configure complains about CEGUIOGRE, so I add CFLAGS, and LIBS for that. Run ./configure again, and now no problems, and it shows OIS as "yes". So now I run "make", expecting it to run to completion, but it lunches out where yours did. The only other thing I see when running make, is a few lines that say: g++: /usr/include/ : linker input file unused because linking not done Perhaps that has nothing to do with make throwing in the towel though. Sorry for no help with the make problem, but just a confirm that it shows on Debian Etch also. Nigel.

Nigel Henry wrote: Hi Nigel, I managed to build and install it on 64 Studio, without Vorbis support (the fix requires vorbisfile, iirc). I've run it a few times, a it's a pretty cool program. I've also suggested to the author that he might want to improve the source package. :) Best, dp