soundout object - maximum duration

[David McFarlane]

Steve,

Easy!  EP2 adds the "Streaming" buffer mode, and uses that as the 
default.  In streaming mode EP will just refill the buffer as needed, 
so the buffer size no longer matters in most cases.  Might as well 
start with the default of 5000 and adjust as needed for 
performance.  BTW, I asked PST and learned that "Buffered" mode has 
been kept just for compatibility with older scripts, in general you 
should just always use Streaming (see 
http://support.pstnet.com/forum/Topic2089-12-1.aspx ).

I don't think PST has documented this property yet, if anyone knows 
otherwise then please post a link.  Thanks.

-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder


>i have a WAV file that i need eprime to play that lasts 2:12, but it
>appears that this exceeds the maximum value that eprime 2.0 will
>allow. that is, when i opened the soundout object properties page and
>changed the buffer size, the maximum allowable value was 100000
>milliseconds. Can anybody tell me whether there is a way around this
>limitation (short of chopping up the sound file into shorter segments)
>and how to go about it? i also have eprime 2.0 professional available
>in case that version supports longer audio file durations. thanks.
>
>steve frost


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