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Will AyreWave be open source like Play? Will I be able to get the source and contribute to it?

(And will I be able to build it, I still have trouble getting Play to build...)

Apparently not, which is a shame. I was hoping to help out with the development, but if it isn't possible to get even minimal help in sorting out problems with the development setup installation, I don't see it happening soon.

Is there anyone who has downloaded the source to Play and actually manages to build it? Apart from Stephen, I mean? As I mention in another thread, something seems to be amiss with the downloadable source, or the support packages.

When I double-click on the error, it opens up Interface Builder and asks me to locate the missing plugin. the only thing I manage to point it at is ThirdParty/RBSplitView/build/Debug/RBSplitView.framework/Versions/A/RBSplitView, but then something funny happens. It makes IB crash with an assertion e...

By the way, I'm using Xcode version 3.2.1 on OS X 10.6.3.

Sorry, but it doesn't seem to work for me: /Users/david/playosx/English.lproj/AudioLibrary.xib:0:0 Unable to resolve plug-in dependency for "AudioLibrary.xib". Now I checked out from GitHub instead, but I still get this build problem. This is the complete build problem: /* com.apple.ibtool.errors *...

Sorry, but it doesn't seem to work for me: /Users/david/playosx/English.lproj/AudioLibrary.xib:0:0 Unable to resolve plug-in dependency for "AudioLibrary.xib". /Users/david/playosx/English.lproj/HotKeyPreferences.xib:0:0 Unable to resolve plug-in dependency for "HotKeyPreferences.xib". /Users/david/...

I did the bzr branch to get the current sources to play with. But when I tried to down load the required additional frameworks from http://sbooth.org/Play/#download I only got a link pointing to a non-existing .tar.gz file. Is there a new download that works?

You would need an mlock() as well, otherwise it would work basically just like a read, but with a more convenient API. But I still don't know what the difference is supposed to be. How would "I/O conflicts" affect the sound? If you get audio dropouts (buffer underruns) t is of course a problem, but ...

Can you tell us what you actually want. What is the problem you are trying to solve? And why do you think that loading a file into memory would help?

And exactly what to you mean by loading a file into memory?

It would probably help if you actually told what additions you are asking for.

I tried using the preamp slider a couple of days ago (but I'm not using bleeding-edge Play) and it didn't seem to make any difference. I was using an external M-Audio FastTrack Pro USB soundcard with no software-controllable volume. Could that be the problem? My problem was that I had to turn the ha...

Great to hear!

It is already in my Play library. But I couldn't figure out any way to specify the track to enqueue in the enqueue command. Allow me to quote myself: I tried to use an "alias" object to specify the track, like this: ... But it won't translate an alias to a "track". So getting a track reference from ...

sbooth wrote:Play is not dead! I have been focusing all my coding efforts on a new app that should be entering public beta in October. Once that is semi-complete, I will have time to work on Play.

October came and went. Any news here?