rbedgar@stanford.edu

Hi--I'm developing on a Mac, but looking to share an executable on Windows for others to use. Using spigot~ to mix audio of different video files.

Works fine on the Mac, but in Windows I'm getting

"spigot~: could not initialize SOC sound playback engine"

I've copied sfplay32~ into my Windows application directories and subdirectories, but it's not being found. I've searched this site, but while I've found some other folks with the same problem, I haven't found an answer. Any help is appreciated.

Hi--I'm developing on a Mac, but looking to share an executable on Windows for others to use. Using spigot~ to mix audio of different video files.
Works fine on the Mac, but in Windows I'm getting
sfplay32~ no such object
and
"spigot~: could not initialize SOC sound playback engine"
I've copied sfplay32~ into my Windows application directories and subdirectories, but it's not being found. I've searched this site, but while I've found some other folks with the same problem, I haven't found an answer. Any help is appreciated.
Thanx
Robert


sfplay32-no-such-object-windows

Please note that what seems to be the obvious case--that sfplay32~ is missing...does not seem to the the problem. I've loaded it into several folders where it might be looking in the Windows app. I understand that there is a problem due to a restructuring of Quicktime files by Apple after Quicktime 7. This may be a very easy fix, I'm just not finding it.

Here, when I place the sfplay32~.mxe in the the 'support' folder of the created app, everything works fine. Maybe drop a note to Support with a very simple, stripped down patch for us to compile into a standalone? Perhaps there is something you are doing that I'm not doing here.

Here, when I place the sfplay32~.mxe in the the 'support' folder of the created app, everything works fine.  Maybe drop a note to Support with a very simple, stripped down patch for us to compile into a standalone?  Perhaps there is something you are doing that I'm not doing here.

For the record...the answer was that I was copying "splay~.mxe" and not "splay32~.mxe" into the "support" folder. Once I searched for and found the right file, and copied it into the "support" folder, I was able to create a working Windows app.

sfplay32~ no such object (WINDOWS)