Citando Marc Lavallée <m...@hacklava.net>:
Hi Gus.
True that Windows 10 is horrible, except maybe for the Entreprise
version without all the builtin consumer spywares, but I don't think
this version is easily available. I tried Windows 10 on a double-boot
Android/Windows tablet, and it was so bad that I erased it to keep only
Android... I used Windows 8.1 to setup permanent installations (not my
choice, as an employee) and they will work well (for a little while).
Now I can't resist:
1. Are you sure that Android is any less spyware than Windows10?
(Because most people seem to think otherwise...)
2. Is Windows 10 really so horrible on tablets? (I see plenty of
professional people using Surface laptops/tablets.)
Not wanting to get into polemics, but Android is certainly not the
same as Linux. (Even if being based on Linux.)
Stefan
P.S.: And please, does Android support hdmi in any way better than
windows? Big doubts here...
A permanent installation *must* be cleaner proof; it should be capable
of (re)starting up automagically when power is applied. If it's not
possible (without an expert on the spot), a U.P.S. helps a lot, but
it's not enough.
Electronic art deserves the same care (and love/budget) than industrial
processes; it's possible (in part) even with consumer-grade computing
equipment like mac minis, but each version of OSX (and Windows) are
different and anything that Apple (and Microsoft) are adding to "help
users" must be disabled in order to control the OS at a lower level.
My experience was that it's a lot more work to properly setup and test a
mac mini or a Windows machine than a Linux machine.
I hope than the younger generation of electronic artists will discover
and adopt free software with the use of "Raspberry Pi" like computing
devices; some of them have features like eMMC disks and battery power
management. They are cheap, reliable, small, and many of then can
stream 7.1 over over HDMI... If there's a demand, Max/MSP could
definitely run on such devices...
That said, I will soon work on a new project and part of it will run on
Max/MSP because one of the collaborator knows it well.
I wish you good luck this year!
--
Marc
Le Thu, 8 Mar 2018 13:54:51 +0000
Augustine Leudar <augustineleu...@gmail.com> a écrit:
Hi Marc,
The processing involve dhere is not too CPU intensive - rather its
whether the graphics card is capable of transmitting 8 channels of
audio over HDMI that I am wondering about .
Marc - its a commercial project and we will be connected online to
update/make changes if necessary. As mentioned its possible to
automatically tell the max patch which drivers ot use etc. I totally
agree with you on "if it can go wrong it will" and it has to be rock
solid - the last permanent install we did the cleaners kept unpluggin
it - - we'd get the call "its not working !!) - wed drive two hours
to ge tthere and switch it back on. Lessons learnt. Linux would be my
prefferedd choice for stablitiy but it doesnt have the software tools
to do what is needed in this instance (Im a big fan of soundscape
renderer on linux ) nor are those involved in the project profficient
in Linux. I have however found windows 10 to be a complete pain in
the ass for anything thats installed for more than a couple of days.
This will be for a year. best
Gus
On 8 March 2018 at 09:50, Dave Hunt <davehuntau...@btinternet.com>
wrote:
Hi,
Mac Minis are not that expensive, though whether they are adequate
depends on how much audio processing is required.
After set up you may not need a monitor, keyboard or mouse, though
these are fairly cheap and readily available now. These are only
required if something goes wrong, usually when an audio interface
or other external unit is not powered up when the computer
boots.They can be set up to boot and run a program automatically to
specified times, or to run a program when booted.
If it is a long term install, the cost of this part of the system
becomes very low compared to other installation costs, and the
daily management of the whole.
Ciao,
Dave Hunt
On 8 Mar 2018, at 01:34, sursound-requ...@music.vt.edu wrote:
> From: Augustine Leudar <augustineleu...@gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [Sursound] realtime 5.1 streaming over hdmi ?
> Date: 7 March 2018 18:37:46 GMT
> To: Surround Sound discussion group <sursound@music.vt.edu>
>
>
> Yes we got it working immediately on the Mac - one channel on
speaker.bBut
> obviously there's an extra cist involved for client if they have
> to buy a Mac! Its a longterm install.
>
> On Wednesday, 7 March 2018, jim moses <jmo...@brown.edu> wrote:
>
>> The Mac HDMI out sounds like your best bet. You may need to work
>> with
the
>> audio-midi-setup app to make it work (seeting the # of channels
>> and then assignments in 'configure speakers').
>>
>> jim
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