I am able to play background music with no problem, but when I try to play a sound effect, the interface freezes for a couple of seconds (the music keeps playing) and then when it unfreezes, I get the Windows error sound.
I think the QML Audio element is a wrapper around QSound, which cannot access sound files from Qt Resource File System (Mentioned in the Document)Note that QSound does not support resources. This might be fixed in a future Qt version.. Regarding the Windows warning/error sound, I guess, playing the sound effect may be blocking the main UI thread.
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When I was trying to play a "yay" sound effect after the user has passed the test, I will show the credits. However, considering that some users are impatient and they don't want to see it, I made a tkinter window to show the option of whether to see or not. But when the user clicks on "continue", the tk windows freeze (Freezed window) and after a while, it is normal again.
This may not be a very big problem. However, if it is compiled to exe file, it may cause sudden exit without warning and this is not a good user experience. So is there any way to stop the freeze?
This is part of the codes in which the window freezes.
I need to pick the collective brain. After having a working retro PC for months, it has now decided that it is going to freeze when playing any sound effect. The hardware or setup has not changed. Period.
The freeze happens in any DOS game under DOS 6.22 or Windows 98. The system also freezes if I play a WAV file in Windows. My test game for this problem is Descent. If I have a sound card configured, Descent loads and then freezes before getting to the Interplay splash screen. If I configure General MIDI only and no sound effects, the game plays all day long. I get similar results on the SB16 and SB32. Similar problem on other DOS games.
From the testing I have done, I've drawn the following conclusions:
1. Duplicated with different RAM and no errors in Memtest means it is not bad RAM.
2. Freeze on different IRQS means it's not an IRQ problem. I've been handling legacy hardware since the days that it wasn't legacy. I wouldn't post if it was an IRQ problem.
3. Different sound cards means it is not a bad sound card.
Freezes with Soundcards are usually not IRQ related, but might show a DMA conflict.
IRQ conflicts don't freeze the system. The technical point behind this is, that if a IRQ is not correctly detected or a wrong routine handles it, you can still press CTRL-ALT-DEL to reboot, since the keyboard handler is still called. A wrong DMA freezes your I/O subsystem, thus stopping your CPU on next I/O access -> CTRL-ALT-DEL will not work.
This behaviour is nicely shown when using cubic player with a misconfigured sound card. Cubic Players renders a sound buffer to memory and starts playback with a DMA transfer, if the buffer is completely played an IRQ occurs so that cubic player can set the new buffer for playback. The new buffer was rendered by software while the first buffer played using DMA.
So on a conflicting DMA cubic player freezes instantly, CTRL-ALT-DEL does not work to restart.
On a conflicting IRQ it will play a short piece of sample buffer and stop. You can exit the player by pressing esc twice (or use ctrl-alt-del to reboot, but why?)
This is a very quick approach to solve such conflicting ressources.
Assigning switching functions to the Effect Buttons is simple: just press and hold an Effect Button on the Remote for example Effect Button IIII and press the desired module button, e.g. Module D, on the front panel of the PROFILER at the same time. Done! In your press the freeze soft button.
"Freeze" is an Action & Freeze function, which turns the delay into an endless loop. The delay track will be repeated without losing or gaining level, and without sound degradation. The input of the delay is cut, so no further signal is added to the delay, allowing you to play along to the loop.
Hi folks - I'm searching for a plug-in that can emulate the Electro Harmonix Freeze sound retainer pedal and then manipulate the frozen sound - that is, capture a moment of audio and sustain it indefinitely. It's a great effect for creating ambient textures so any suggestions would be great. I'm aware that ChromaVerb has a freeze button - and that's a great start, but I have just been experimenting with Ableton Live (don't hate me!) in which I have been using a device that allows you to build a texture by adding notes to the sustaining sound then manipulate them with filters, shimmer effects and the like - much more like it. The Chromaverb option allows you to capture what is happening in the reverb tail at the moment you press the freeze button, but ideally I would like to be able to add more sound/notes to the frozen sound and then manipulate it, and of course do this in Logic not Ableton ?
Those pedals use FFT technology to capture and 'freeze' the sound, and there aren't any of those tools in the stock Logic collection. Ableton has the Max/MSP program kind of 'built-in' to Ableton Suite, and in Max/MSP you can build crazy circuits with all kinds of audio trickery, but it isn't available outside Ableton, except if you buy the Max/MSP product, but I don't _think_ you can host that in Logic.
I'd hope some users will suggest other plugins, until then I'd say there are some excellent FFT tools for freezing/delaying/feedingback in the GRM creative bundle. You could also look at SpecOps(?) by Unfiltered Audio. Audio Thing also has Frostbite2 which has a Freeze section, but I'm not sure if you can add to it while it's frozen, which sounds like the feature you desire.
You can always build a chain of multiple sources feeding Chromaverb busses feeding through different effects into a master Chromaverb, which also feeds back into the source Chromaverb busses. The you can manipulate the effects, the various freeze buttons, automate things, feedback amounts, and build up a variety of textures...
Yeah, I think he heard the name of the effect and just thought freeze delay. I think you can do it with the delay. Max out the delay and then turn off the send. after a bit. Let me know if that works?
A super cool benefit to using a flex track for this is that you can trig the sample chromatically, so if you want an octave up freeze effect, you can do that by setting the pitch parameter, or you could have two scenes where one turns the mix up on its own, and another changes the pitch and the mix.
Collection of Freesound-sounds joined into one super sound that can be used to describe in sound how something freezes in a mere two seconds. The sound is built up from howling wind, a creeky door and two ice crack sounds.
Leverage the tools in Adobe After Effects to create unique speed ramps, constant speed change, and freeze frames. Apply these speed effects to make your video editing and motion design projects more dynamic and engaging.
To create a freeze frame in After Effects, first select a layer in your Composition. Put the playhead on the frame you want to freeze. Select Split Layer from the Edit Menu. The layer is duplicated and split at the playhead.
Select the top layer, right-click, and select Freeze Frame or use Layer > Time > Freeze Frame. The layer now freezes. To mimic a popular TV show, apply the Black & White effect to the frozen clip and add a sound effect when it freezes.
Command-Click (Control-Click for PC) on the line to add keyframes where you want to change the speed or freeze the action. A flat line freezes a frame, a steeper line speeds up, a shallower line slows down, and if you drag the keyframe lower than the previous keyframe, it plays in reverse. Remember to turn on Frame Blending and Ease Keyframes for a smoother result.
It seemed to be working well enough, save for lack of NMI support, until I tried Doom and Doom 2 (gog.com purchased versions) with GUS effects and music and realized they always freeze at freeze at "calling DMX_Init" .
On this machineĀ
- there are 3 ISA sound cards (Audiotrix 3DXG and CT3670 being the other two besides an 8MB GUS PnP) with no apparent IRQ or DMA conflicts .Ā
- ISA slots are handled by an ITE ISA bridge
- No ISA bus speed setting is present in BIOSĀ
- Video runs through a PCI Voodoo 3 3000 (also tried with the AGP 6600GT also in the machine)
- OS is Windows 98SE 's pure DOS mode (tested both with and without himem.sys and EMM386)
- Doom works fine with sound effects through either Audiotrix 3DXG's or CT3670's SB compatibility and music through either one's OPL3 implementation (both OPL3s play simultaneously since they both listen on the same port address)
- DOOM midi music works fine through CT3670's MPU401 to an SC88Ā
- GUS compatible demos like Second Reality, Airframe, Dope and EMF's Verses play fine with sound in GUS mode. Vertigo's Nature produces no sound in GUS mode, however .
- GUS PNP uses ULTRASND=240,6,7,11,11 (SB part is disabled, as is CD interface) and second IRQ is set to 0 in iw.iniĀ
- IW.ini is set to legacy modeĀ
- ULTRASOUND patches are installed in c:\gravis\ultrasnd\midi and ULTRADIR=c:\gravis\ultrasnd
- A valid ultrasnd.ini is present and the paths within it are valid .
- Doom is version 1.9 and prepgame.exe has been run .
- Invoking doom.exe through DOS32A does not help .
- Clam AV running under Windows does not find any viruses (viri ?)
Update: Vertigo Nature works too (needed to set a lower IRQ) and playmidi works fine too . The only things not working are midi synth under Windows 98SE (no sound, but GF1 wave-out works) and Gravis' setup utility DMA tests . I can definitely live with that .
Good to know it is not an ISA bridge issue . I never actually ran a GUS classic under 98SE back in the day . I bought a GUS PnP as soon as they came out (1996, I think). I simply decoded to forego installing GUS drivers under Windows as there is not much of a point with 2 other working sound cards and so little GUS specific stuff for Windows. ff782bc1db
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