Te-Deum
Hi,
I want to try to devellop some scratch plugin for VirtualDJ, but I can't test it because I don't brought it. Is-it possible to test my plugin with a special version or with another software ?
Could you explain what are the value that contain soundbuffer and speedbuffer. Because I think that buffsize is the size of soundbuffer and speedbuffer array(I have read your example) and desk is the value for the desk that is scratching (is the value -1,0 or 0,1 or 1,2 or anything else ?)
Is it possible to modify the buffer array to made an auto scratch ?
Thank's for your response.
I want to try to devellop some scratch plugin for VirtualDJ, but I can't test it because I don't brought it. Is-it possible to test my plugin with a special version or with another software ?
Could you explain what are the value that contain soundbuffer and speedbuffer. Because I think that buffsize is the size of soundbuffer and speedbuffer array(I have read your example) and desk is the value for the desk that is scratching (is the value -1,0 or 0,1 or 1,2 or anything else ?)
Is it possible to modify the buffer array to made an auto scratch ?
Thank's for your response.
Mensajes Thu 21 Oct 04 @ 4:44 pm
macourteau
Te-Deum: You can test your plugins with the demo version of VirtualDJ. If your demo is expired, try contacting the e-service to see if something can be done:
http://www.virtualdj.com/support/e-service/
macourteau
http://www.virtualdj.com/support/e-service/
macourteau
Mensajes Thu 21 Oct 04 @ 7:14 pm
Te-Deum
Thank's for the information, I'm just about the beginning of my VirtualDJ Demo. I don't know how it work, but I will see it.
Could somebody explain me wich data is stored in soundbuffer and speedbuffer array ?
I don't have information about these array.
Thank's.
Could somebody explain me wich data is stored in soundbuffer and speedbuffer array ?
I don't have information about these array.
Thank's.
Mensajes Fri 22 Oct 04 @ 8:21 am
macourteau
Soundbuffer stores the samples you have to process; speedbuffer stores a float value for each sample, giving you the approximate scratch speed at that sample. Thus, to cut any samples when going backwards:
for(int i = 0; i < nb_samples; i++)
{
if( speedbuffer < 0 ) // going backwards
soundbuffer = 0; // mute this sample
}
macourteau
for(int i = 0; i < nb_samples; i++)
{
if( speedbuffer < 0 ) // going backwards
soundbuffer = 0; // mute this sample
}
macourteau
Mensajes Fri 22 Oct 04 @ 10:56 am