Hi Lars,
To confirm this setup is okay, we can check it without Nama:
cd /home/lrs/nama/test/
ecasound -c Setup.ecs
start
If this works, go back to Nama. It's likely that one of the tracks is muted.
There should also be some indications that Ecasound runs when you press
the SPACE key.
regards,
Joel
On Tue, Dec 25, 2018 at 11:09:10PM +0100, Lars Bjørndal wrote:
Thanks. Nama chains gives:
nama test Mixdown > chains
# ecasound chainsetup file
# general
-z:mixmode,sum -b 1024 -z:nodb -z:intbuf
# audio inputs
-a:1 -f:s16_le,16,44100,i -i:loop,Main_in
-a:3 -f:s16_le,1,44100 -i:/home/lrs/nama/test/.wav/utop_1.wav
# post-input processing
-a:3 -chcopy:1,2
# audio outputs
-a:1 -o:alsa,default
-a:3 -f:s16_le,16,44100,i -o:loop,Main_in
nama test Mixdown >
But no sound is heared.
On Tue, Dec 25, 2018 at 11:49:47AM -1000, Joel Roth wrote:
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Joel Roth
Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2018 11:49:12 -1000
From: Joel Roth <jroth>
To: Lars Bjørndal <lars@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: No sound output (was: Re: Errors building - please try attached
distribution)
Lars Bjørndal wrote:
On Tue, Dec 25, 2018 at 09:29:10AM -1000, Joel Roth wrote:
Hi Lars,
Lars Bjørndal wrote:
Thanks a lot! I successfully managed to install Nama.
When I start it, I get the following output after the greating:
Starting...
Found config file: /home/lrs/.namarc
Found existing Ecasound server on port 2868
Creating socket on port 2868.
Regenerating effects data cache
gverb: effect not found, cannot create shortcut
reading user customization file /home/lrs/nama/customize.pl
Does the `gverb: effect not found, cannot create shortcut' indicate
an error?
No, it's an example of a convenience feature that comes with
the default .namarc.
I created a test project and imported an wav file. When I press space
to play, I can't hear anything. The command `ecasound <filename>.wav'
sounds correctly. Any ideas?
Please look at the output of the 'chains' command to see the Ecasound
chain setup.
You can post it here.
If I then type `chains', I get:
ERROR: Unknown command!
Hi Lars,
'chains' is a Nama command. You wrote that you tried a test
project, but got no sound output. In Nama, you use 'chains'
to see what Nama is attempting. The 'show-tracks' command
('show' for short) gives a overall picture.
regards,
Joel
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Joel Roth
