biling@ucscd.UCSC.EDU (Doug Rosener) (03/30/89)
I have been using a Mac Recorder, and in particular HyperSound for an application that uses lots of recordings. After a random number of recordings (usually >10), the program dies, and the resource fork is trashed. I called up the makers of MacRecorder, and they said it is a problem with HyperCard, that it can't handle lots of snd resources. Is this true? Or is it their software? Doug Rosener biling@ucscd.BITNET biling@ucscd.ucsc.EDU
AXS101@PSUVM.BITNET (Adrian Sullivan) (03/31/89)
In article <6803@saturn.ucsc.edu>, biling@ucscd.UCSC.EDU (Doug Rosener)says: >I called up the makers of MacRecorder, and they said it is a problem >with HyperCard, that it can't handle lots of snd resources. >Is this true? Or is it their software? >Doug Rosener i dunno about this, when i first received my macrecorder, i played around alot, making lotsa sound files (usually in soundedit, since the hypersound stack was too limiting). at the time, i'd take all my sounds (that were small enough to be played in hypercard) and put them into a single stack... in time, the stack had over 80 sounds, and totaled over 2.5 meg. i never liked the hypercard sound digitizing program, it locked up a few times on me, i just put it way in the back of the disk holder and went on with life. i'm pretty sure it's not because of hypercard. Adrian Sullivan axs101@psuvm.bitnet Vice President- PAMUG axs101@psuvm.psu.edu Little Mac BBs axs@psuarch.bitnet (814) 238-4276 axs@psuarch.psu.edu 1:129/95 fido! sysop@f95.n129.z1.fidonet.org 2400/1200bps, 8-n-1 adrian.sullivan@f95.n129.z1.fidonet.org 24hrs, except 3:40-5am